THE OLDEST SKI-CLUB OF THE ALPS

Welcome

Established on 3 January 1901, Ski-Club Arlberg ranks amongst the oldest and most famous ski clubs of the Alps. With currently more than 8.646 members from 55 countries, it is one of the largest ski clubs of Europe.

THE OLDEST SKI-CLUB OF THE ALPS

TRADITION

“Enthused by nature, dedicated to sport, motivated by the necessity to establish a modest meeting point for the friends of this noble pleasure, the spontaneously participating excursionists felt moved to found the ‘Ski-Club Arlberg’!”

THE OLDEST SKI-CLUB OF THE ALPS

Achievements

For more than hundred years, members of Ski-Club Arlberg have significantly contributed to the development of skiing at the Arlberg. An astonishing 83 medals from FIS Ski World Championships and Olympic Games clearly underline this fact.

THE OLDEST SKI-CLUB OF THE ALPS

EMOTION

To be a member of one of the oldest ski club in the world is truly a special privilege. This is the ski club with the most Kandahar race winners, world champions, world cup winners and Olympic medallists. Become a

THE OLDEST SKI-CLUB OF THE ALPS

Youth

As the ski sport plays such an outstanding role at the Arlberg, the regional youth is to receive a profound and well-grounded snow sport training.

THE OLDEST SKI-CLUB OF THE ALPS

Thank you!

We are especially proud of the fact that our members originate from 55 countries! This impressive number of Ski-Club Arlberg members is made possible only by the dedicated village representatives, managing committee members and friends of the Ski-Club Arlberg who

Cross-Country Skiing

The youngest division of Ski-Club Arlberg is cross-country skiing. The first division that does not only focus on the “downhill”.

The Ski-Club Arlberg offers cross-country skiing training for local children and youths since winter season 2022/2023. Charly Walter, state-certified cross-country coach, and Margit Höss, cross-country instructor, are pleased to take over the training. The training takes place on Mondays and Fridays in the evening in Pettneu and on Wednesdays in the evening in St. Anton am Arlberg.