Local transport

On the bus, you can sit back and relax, enjoy the views and get around the local area without needing your own car. The Lech local bus will take you, as usual, to all parts of the town and to numerous attractions. In winter, travel on the blue local bus is included in your ski pass; in summer, it’s included in the Lech Card. The timetable is flexible and tailored as closely as possible to visitor numbers.
 

Subject to changes.

You must pay for your bus ticket when travelling on routes 720, 750 and 760. From now on, you can pay for your ticket on these routes using a debit card, credit card, smartphone or smartwatch. Further information can be found on the details page.

Please note the access regulations for the Zugertal: On Wednesdays, the toll road is closed to private motorised traffic all day (00:00–24:00). On all other days, access is not permitted between 08:00 and 16:30.

Zugertal day pass including toll: €26,00

You can only access the Zugertal with a Lech Card or a valid ticket, which you can purchase before your journey at the Tourist Information Office in the Dorfhus.

Of course, you can also buy your bus ticket directly on the bus.

During your stay in Lech Zürs, the blue local bus is a convenient alternative to your own car. It connects the various parts of the village and takes you to numerous starting points for your activities. In summer, hiking buses take you to selected trailheads in the Arlberg mountains. The Lech Card also includes all open summer cable cars in Lech Zürs and Warth, use of the local bus, a trip to the Zug Valley, and other services.

In winter, use of the local bus during the day is included with your ski pass. From around 8:00 p.m., a night bus connects the different parts of the village into the early morning hours, ensuring a comfortable ride home even after a long evening.

Make use of the comfortable hiking buses to reach the starting points of your hikes or to return to Lech after a walk. The blue Lech local bus connects the districts of Lech, Zug, Oberlech and Stubenbach, as well as – depending on the route – Warth, Schröcken and Elbigenalp. Take a trip to the idyllic Zug Valley to Spullersee or Formarinsee, which was voted ‘Austria’s most beautiful place’ in 2015.

Lech Card

With the Lech Card, guests enjoy numerous included services in summer. These include use of the open summer lifts in Lech Zürs and Warth, rides on the local bus, the bus connection to the Zug Valley, as well as regional bus connections to Warth, Hochkrumbach, and into the Lech Valley as far as Elbigenalp. Not included is the bus journey toward St. Anton/Langen am Arlberg (yellow post bus).

For more information on services, validity, and current notices, please see here.

Please be aware that all dogs must wear a muzzle and be kept on a leash on all Ortsbus local buses.

Timetables

Please ask your accommodation provider for the current timetables in a handy pocket format. Timetables are also available at the tourist information and in many restaurants.

James is your chauffeur through the night. From around 7.30 pm to around 2 am, the blue James night bus is responsible for your local mobility. It connects the districts of Oberlech, Stubenbach, Zug, and Zürs at convenient intervals. James tickets can be purchased directly from the bus driver for € 9. Season tickets cost € 74. James also runs according to a fixed schedule.