Skidays with powder snow at Sonnenkopf
Varied Slopes & Exciting Skiing Challenges
With its varied terrain and several access points, Silvretta Montafon is an excellent choice for a winter day on the slopes. From challenging descents and long ski runs to gentle, family-friendly pistes, the ski area offers plenty of options for experienced skiers and beginners alike, all surrounded by impressive mountain scenery.
Tickets & Prices
Find all the information you need about lift tickets and prices here.
More than skiing
- Events
- Race Area and Funparks
- Familyfriendly slopes
- Guided hikes and tours
Events within the Area
The varied programme of events combines winter sports, music and culinary experiences, offering something special throughout the winter season.
Skiing for the adventurous
Between Schruns, St. Gallenkirch and Gaschurn, long runs down to the valley, powder slopes and exciting challenges such as the HochjochTotale offer plenty of opportunities for an action-packed day of skiing.
Everything you need to know for your ski day
- Getting there from Bludenz:
Approximately 20–25 minutes to the Hochjoch cable car in Schruns
Approximately 30–35 minutes to the ski lifts in St. GallenkirchBy car:
By public transport:
From Bludenz, follow the Montafoner Straße towards Montafon. For access via Schruns, head to the Hochjoch or Zamang cable car stations. To reach the Grasjoch and Valisera cable cars, continue to St. Gallenkirch. Parking is available at the respective valley stations.
The Montafonerbahn railway connects Bludenz with Schruns, making it a convenient option for accessing the Hochjoch cable car. Bus connections are available to the valley stations in St. Gallenkirch. According to Montafon Tourismus, trains generally run every 30 minutes during the day, with less frequent services in the evening. - Skigebiet:
Approximately 140 km of ski runs and ski routes - Ideal for:
Experienced skiers and snowboarders, freeride and snowpark enthusiasts, and groups looking for plenty of variety
- What to expect:
Long ski runs, challenging pistes, freeride routes, a snowpark, mountain restaurants and a variety of skiing areas
And the best part for our guests
After Your Last Run, Head Back to Bludenz City
After a day on the mountain, there's still more to enjoy. Back in Bludenz, swap your ski boots for comfortable shoes and take a stroll through the historic old town, stop off for a drink or round off the evening with a good meal.
That's one of the advantages of staying in Bludenz: you can spend the day enjoying the slopes without having to spend the entire evening at the ski resort.