Funparks in Lech Zürs

Whether it's your first jumps, playful runs or ambitious tricks: the Familypark, Funslope and Snowpark bring variety, movement and creativity to your ski day in Lech.

At the Schlosskopf, the Lech Familypark and the Lech Funslope invite you to discover playfully. Ambitious freestylers will find bigger kickers and varied obstacles at the Lech Snowpark on the Schlegelkopf.

Three Funpark Experiences for Different Levels

The funpark offerings in Lech Zürs are tailored to different riding levels and interests. While the Familypark is where first freestyle experiences are gained, the Funslope combines classic downhill elements with playful challenges. The Snowpark is aimed at riders looking to develop their technique further.

Live Status of the Funparks in Lech Zürs

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The freestyle experience and training ground for advanced riders

Anyone wanting to put their skills to the test in the Lech Zürs ski area will find the perfect stage on the Schlegelkopf. The Snowpark is considered the heart of the Arlberg freestyle scene and impresses with a well-thought-out two-line concept that allows for continuous progression.

The Easyline is suited to anyone wanting to ease their way into new tricks: compact kickers, a generous XL butterbox and a multi-jib create terrain that's challenging yet controllable.

Right next door, the Mediumline awaits experienced freestylers with larger kickers, post boxes, flat tubes and a slope wallride — complemented by changing, creative obstacles that keep the park fresh throughout the season.

This combination makes the Snowpark the ideal place for anyone looking to move from solid basic tricks to developing their own style in the terrain..

Playful variety for families and leisure riders

Not every thrill needs a kicker. The Lech Funslope, located right next to the Familypark, relies on a different kind of fascination: dynamic course design rather than airtime, a shared experience rather than individual skill. This positions it deliberately as a complement — not a repeat — of the two freestyle parks.

Across 13 different course elements, families and playful leisure riders can look forward to varied highlights: wave sections, steep banked turns, a snow tunnel, interactive sound stations and a punchbag combine speed, laughter and little adrenaline rushes all at once. Particularly popular are the Sound-Slopy with its rotating element and the Soundbouncer just before the finish — two stations that turn the Funslope into an acoustic as well as visual experience.

That first jump, that first successful slide — moments like these deserve a setting that rewards courage without being overwhelming. That's exactly what the Familypark on the Schlosskopf offers: a deliberately low-threshold area that opens up freestyle sport to children and adult beginners alike.

Two simply designed lines allow for a gentle introduction: a jumpline for first jumps and a jibline for first slides.

• On the jumpline, three compact kickers provide a first, safe sense of airtime.
• For those who prefer to ease into obstacles more gradually, the jibline is the place to be: low-set boxes such as the "Rainbow Butterbox" or the "Dancefloor" invite first tricks and turns, with no time pressure at all.

An interactive sound element and a high-five feature round off the experience, adding a playful, almost mischievous touch to this introduction to the world of freestyle — typical of the hosting quality that Lech Zürs stands for.

Here too: you'll find the exact locations in the funpark overview. View Funpark Overview