Getting to Warth-Schroecken
Getting to Warth and Schroecken is easy, especially from Friederichshafen, Memmingen or Zurich airports, with the benefit of good flight times and relatively short transfers that allow you to ski the same day as you fly and to maximise time on the slopes.
Nearest Airports to Warth and Schroecken
Friedrichshafen to Warth-Schroecken – 106km – 1 hour 45 minutes by car
Memmingen to Warth- Schroecken – 177km – 2 hours 5 minutes by car
Zurich to Warth-Schroecken – 175km – 2 hours 15 minutes by car
If travelling from the UK, SWISS.com offer reasonably priced flights to Zurich from London Heathrow, London City as well as from Manchester and Birmingham.
If you catch an early morning flight via SWISS.com you can easily get to Warth-Schroecken and be skiing by lunchtime.
Airport Transfers to Warth and Schroecken
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Getting to Bregenz by Rail then Taxi to Warth – Schrocken
There are fast trains directly from Zurich airport to Bregenz, the fastest of which takes 1 hour 25 minutes and runs three times a day (final destination Munich) then 1 hour 30 minutes for the onward journey by taxi to Warth. Taxis can be arranged online in advance through Ski-Lifts.
Alternatively, you can take the Bregenzerwald bus 35 from Bregenz railway station to Bezau then bus from Bezau to Schroecken and Warth, which stops at or very close to all hotels.
For train times to Bregenz search….
SBB Swiss Rail
OBB Austrian Rail
DB German railways
Bregenzerwald Landbus services run regularly and promptly throughout Bregenzerwald, so it’s easy to travel between the villages and main ski areas using the free ski bus service. Bus 40 runs between Warth-Schroecken and Au Schoppernau ( Diedamskopf ski area) and bus 43 runs between Au and Damuls.
Driving to Warth and Schroecken
From nearest airport Friedrichshafen follow B30/B31/A96 towards Lindau, then A96 as far as Dornbirn Nord (exit 14) then the scenic L200 Bregenzerwald Landstrasse passing through a dozen or so villages including Mellau, Au, Schoppernau, Shrocken then finally Warth.
From Zurich (175km) follow A1/A4/E41 to St Gallen then A13 Lustenau then Dornbirn and L200 as above. Although driving from Zurich is 70km farther than the journey from Friedrichshafen, there are plenty more flights into and out of Zurich and it’s an easy journey.
Driving from Innsbruck via the most direct route is a little shorter and seemingly quicker than from Zurich, but it’s a more complicated route via Reutte and Lechtal , most of it on slower B roads, with greater risk of being held up by slow traffic, especially in bad weather.
Getting to Bregenzerwald from the airport is usually quickest by car and having a car will come in handy if you want to explore other villages and ski areas nearby at Dam?ls-Mellau and Diedamskopf at Au-Schoppernau, but if you don’t have access to a car there is a free ski bus service.
Road closure: Note that you cannot drive between Lech and Warth in winter (the road is closed because of the risk of avalanches) and hence you can only drive to Bregenzerwald via the Arlberg in summer.