Experience the only officially permitted heliskiing in Austria—right in the legendary mountain world of Lech Zürs at Arlberg. Heliskiing at Arlberg isn’t just about powder. It’s about freedom, adrenaline, and the feeling of skiing where no one else does. Together with certified ski and mountain guides, you’ll take off from Lech or directly at Flexenpass Zürs next to our Flexenhäusl and reach untouched powder slopes around Mehlsack and Schneetäli within minutes.
We’re happy to organize your heliskiing experience in Lech Zürs at Arlberg together with experienced guides and local partners.
Lech Zürs is the only place in Austria where heliskiing is officially permitted. That’s precisely why Arlberg attracts international freeriders, adventurers, and powder fans from around the world every year. After a short helicopter flight, the real experience begins: untracked slopes, high-alpine landscapes, and long powder descents far from the classic ski runs.
Who is heliskiing suitable for?
Heliskiing in Lech Zürs is only possible with safe weather, snow, and avalanche conditions. Safety always comes first.
No. Heliskiing is only permitted Monday through Friday. No flights take place on weekends and holidays—partly out of consideration for nature and wildlife protection in the high-alpine area.
Flights depart directly from Zürs at Flexenpass as well as from Lech. From there, you head to the surrounding peaks around Mehlsack and Schneetäli.
Yes. Heliskiing is designed for experienced skiers and snowboarders with good powder experience. You’ll always be accompanied by certified ski and mountain guides.
Flights go to Mehlsack (2,652 m) and Schneetäli (2,450 m)—two of the most spectacular freeride spots at Arlberg.
In principle, yes—however, availability depends heavily on weather, snow conditions, and flight conditions. Early reservation is recommended. We’re happy to organize your heliskiing experience in Lech Zürs at Arlberg together with experienced guides and local partners.
inquire nowLech Zürs is the only place in Austria where officially approved heliskiing is permitted—making it one of the most exclusive freeride experiences in the Alps.
