St Anton’s NEW Flexenbahn Cableway

Last updated on March 2nd, 2018 at 06:35 pm

In 2016/17 the Arlberg ski area expanded lifts to allow skiers and snowboarders to explore more with saving time and the hassle of catching a bus. This was the birth of the Flexenbahn Cableway

Mountain Station Trittkopf

About The Flexenbahn Cableway

With a total investment of €45m, we would say it is money well worth spent. From Zürs, Trittkopfbahn I leads to the new intermediate station, from where skiers may either continue to the new top station of Trittkopfbahn II or use the new Flexenbahn to carry on to Alpe Rauz in Stuben.

Valley Station Alpe Rauz

From here, the other new cableway, Albonabahn II, will invite skiers to continue to Stuben. In addition, skiers starting out from Alpe Rauz can conveniently explore the St. Christoph and St. Anton skiing areas.

Valley Station Alpe Rauz

This means that all resorts of the Arlberg skiing area – St. Anton and St. Christoph, Stuben, Zürs, Lech, Oberlech as well as Schröcken and Warth – will be easily and comfortably accessible on skis. With the new cableway link, skiers on the Arlberg – Austria’s largest contiguous skiing area – will have easy access to a total of 305 km of downhill slopes and 87 lifts and cableways.

Here are a few more reasons to ski St Anton this year.

Valley Station Trittkopf

Facts and figures

• Circulating cable system with 47 cabins for 10 persons each
• Travel time of about 6 minutes
• Transporting up to 2,400 persons per hour
• The distance of almost 1.8 kilometres and an altitude difference of over 562 metres
• Breathtaking landscape all the way

If you want to ski in St Anton this season, send us a message below and we will do all the hard research work for you.
[salesforce form=”3″]