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St Anton and Lech. Does anyone know the area nearby?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

I am trying to remember the name of the ski area you can see from the top of Lech. On a very clear day you can see some lifts in the distance from the top of the Zuger Hochlicht, kind of straight a bit to the left on as you exit the lift. Is it the Salober Kopf area that is showing on the Arlberg website now? I never made it there last season, and want to know if it is worth a look?

Thanks,
Andy
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Andy C, Those will be the lifts belonging to Warth-Schroecken. The road leading from Lech to Warth is always closed in winter. Ostensibly it's too avalanche prone to keep open, but the real reason is that the Lechers don't want all the people from Warth coming over...
Anyway. You can't reach Warth from Lech in winter, unless you want to do some ski touring or take a two hour drive down from Lech and through Bregenzerwald to get there Sad
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