Lech is beginner-friendly, featuring daily ski school gatherings at the Schlegelkopfbahn base. Gentle draglifts near Rüfikopfbahn help newbies get started, and the Oberlech area offers perfect terrain for practicing.

Intermediates have it all here: wide, groomed runs spanning the mountains. Warm-up at Petersboden lift and explore tree-lined pistes above the village. The Weisse Ring circuit adds a challenging twist.

Experts will find Lech to be a challenging playground. The resort offers a variety of black runs and ample off-piste options to keep adrenaline levels high.

While Lech lacks specialized snowboarding parks, it offers broad runs and quality powder, making it a suitable place for carving and freeride action.

Lech is an off-piste haven for advanced skiers. The 5.5km Madloch descent stands out for its powder and views. Heli-skiing on specific summits takes the experience up a notch.

Lech is a family paradise; lodgings are lift-adjacent and packed with amenities, and the ski school is easy to reach. The Kinderclub welcomes kids aged 3-5 with nursery slopes and games. Activities include ski lessons, races, and meeting Pfiff, the adorable marmot mascot.

Lech's après-ski scene is more on the sophisticated side, albeit a tad pricey. Eisbar at the Tannbergerhof Hotel is the spot for world-renowned gluhwein while watching skiers descend the mountain. If you’re looking to hang where the ski instructors go, Schneggarei at the base of Blue 34 is your jam.

Lech is a family paradise; lodgings are lift-adjacent and packed with amenities, and the ski school is easy to reach. The Kinderclub welcomes kids aged 3-5 with nursery slopes and games. Activities include ski lessons, races, and meeting Pfiff, the adorable marmot mascot.