1/15 Schindlergratbahn
The new 10-person Schindlergrat gondola replaces the Schindlergratbahn 3-seater chairlift. Compared to its predecessor, the lift is significantly extended. After a mountain-side mid-station at the location of the old top station and thus the highest point of the route, the lift continues to the top station of the Vallugalift.
The Schindlergratbahn offers two different boarding options. For "experts," the gondolas allow you to exit at the mid-station (for challenging slopes) and at the top station. For "families," the gondola doors do not open at the mid-station, so you can only exit at the top station.
The new 10-person Schindlergrat gondola offers significantly more comfort, higher transport capacity, and an extended route. This provides additional descent options for winter sports enthusiasts. The base station of the modern lift is located slightly south of its predecessor, making access to the existing slopes more convenient. The old top station of the Schindlergratbahn 3-seater chairlift is now a mid-station, although it remains the highest point of the lift. From there, you can continue about 400 meters further down, where the new "final station" is located near the exit of the Vallugalift. Here, winter sports enthusiasts can directly access the Schindlergrat, Mattun, and Valfagehr runs.
Lift name
Schindlergratbahn
Type
10pers. Gondola lift with seat heating (monocable circulating ropeway)
Manufacturer
Doppelmayr
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Ski resort area
St. Anton am Arlberg (0.6 km), Lech (0.1 km), Zürs (0.2 km), Warth Towns/villages at the ski resort
Map showing route: Schindlergratbahn

