More than just mountain views
What you can get up to around here
Lech am Arlberg is about more than just skiing and winter fun. Hidden among the mountains are adventures you’d never expect. From dizzying bridges to friendly alpacas — here are the highlights that are definitely worth a trip.
Walking 200 metres above the abyss sounds crazy? Well, it is – and that’s exactly what makes it amazing. Austria’s longest pedestrian suspension bridge sways a little, but that’s part of the thrill. Just 35 minutes from Lech, pure adrenaline awaits. Not for the faint-hearted – but perfect for unforgettable memories.
A room of light that captures the sky. Sounds a bit mystical – but it’s art. Created by James Turrell, this installation high above Lech will make your Instagram followers jealous. Located right in Lech, it’s perfect for anyone who likes to ponder the universe – or simply take some seriously cool photos.
800 years old and still impressive. The castle towers above the town, telling stories from a time when knights once roamed these lands. Just 45 minutes from Lech – perfect for an afternoon of culture and history. And the panoramic view? That’s included, free of charge.
Golfing at 1,400 metres above sea level – there’s something special about it. The balls fly farther, the air feels lighter, and the view is unbeatable. Just 5 minutes from Lech, you’ll find an 18-hole course that both delights and challenges in equal measure.
An outdoor pool in the middle of the forest. Sounds adventurous –but it’s actually pure relaxation. Naturally heated, naturally beautiful, and with mountain views, of course. Located right in Lech, it’s ideal for anyone who still craves a swim after a day of hiking. No chlorine smell – just the scent of the forest.
Minus 5 degrees, drinks served in glasses made of ice, and warm jackets provided. The coolest bar in the Alps – quite literally. Right in Lech, you’ll sip cocktails surrounded by walls of ice. Crazy? Definitely. Unforgettable? Absolutely.
Hiking with the most charming four-legged companions in the Alps. Alpacas are calm, gentle, and irresistibly fluffy. Just 20 minutes from Lech, you can begin the slowest – and most relaxing – trek of your life. The animals set the pace, and that’s exactly how it should be. Our tip: avoid petting their heads – they don’t like that. But a few gentle strokes along their sides? They’ll love it.
