Deep snow from Stuben
Freeriding on the Arlberg
Stuben lies in the middle of the Arlberg's freeride terrain, between Zürs, St. Anton and the Sonnenkopf. Many lines start right in the village.
- Starting point
- Albona I lift, a three to four minute walk from the Ski Hotel
- Terrain
- gullies, open slopes, technical lines
- Snow
- often well into spring
- Guides
- certified ski guides through the hotel
Why Stuben
Stuben is one of the snowiest villages on the Arlberg. The Albona North Face ends right in the village, with no long approaches or transfers.
Photo: Lucas Tiefenthaler / Vorarlberg TourismusStaying safe
Off-piste you ski with a certified guide. We arrange ski guides and state-certified mountain guides, also for heli-skiing. Equipment and ski pass are handled by our ski service.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a guide to go freeriding?
Away from secured pistes we always recommend a certified guide. We book one for you.
When is the best time?
Powder from December to March, often spring snow later in the season. You can see current conditions on lifts and slopes live.
Places to visit from Stuben
Photo: Jürgen Bauer
Photo: Stuben Tourismus
Your stay in Stuben
Request a guide: hotel@mondschein.com or +43 5582 511.
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