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About this trip: HISC was born in 1956 and in 1962 we made our first trip to the Mondschein in Stuben—our longest running trip. HISC Past President Barry Swanson has been TCing us there for more than 35 years. This hotel has great food, a pool, sauna, solarium, and a terrific bar and is less than a two minute walk from the slopes. The Arlberg is comprised of Stuben, St. Christoph, Lech, Zürs, and St. Anton and the whole area is covered by one ski pass. This resort has something for every type of skier, from the beginner to the advanced. A wonderful ski area only about four hour drive from Heidelberg. This is a U-drive trip – but only about four-hours from Heidelberg. Less than a two minute walk from the hotel to the slopes and one of Austria’s greatest regions will be under your skis. The Arlberg is comprised of Stuben, St. Christoph, Lech, Zürs, and St. Anton and the whole area is covered by one ski pass. Since this is a U-drive you have the option of leaving on Thursday and getting 3 ski-days. Additional info on this ski region can be found by accessing the website www.skiarlberg.at. NOTE: This is a U-Drive trip. Trip Captain: Barry Swanson Trip Opens: October 28 Final Payment Due: December 2 Trip Price: 2 days 160€, 3 days 235€. The trip is 2 or 3 nights (Thursday/Friday - Sunday) and the price includes room with bath or shower, 2 or 3 breakfasts, and 1 or 2 dinners. No transportation – this is a U-drive. Hotel: We’re staying at the Hotel Mondschein in the town of Stuben. The hotel offers a sauna, indoor pool, and bar and is only a two minute walk to the Albonabahn lift. They can be reached at +43-5582-511. Skiing: We will ski at Arlberg with 84 lifts. These cover 58 km of black runs, 111 km of red runs, and 93 km of blue runs. Cross country might be possible with early snowfall.There is good snow making in the event natural snow is lacking. The Albona lift easily connects skiers (blue run) to St. Christoph/St. Anton. St. Anton has extensive, varied slopes many of which experts and adventurous intermediates will thoroughly enjoy. The Arlberg Region offers snow runs for all ability levels, snowboard fun parks, carving areas, racing circuits, and numerous cozy meeting places. A trip ensured to provide variety and enjoyment. Lift Pass: An adult two-day pass costs approximately 70€ and a child pass is 45€. Equipment Rental: Typically, it’s easier to rent equipment locally from Outdoor Rec. Saves you time and money. Rental is an individual responsibility; the TC is not responsible for ensuring people have proper equipment. For more info on rental go to the website www.skiarlberg.at (Click on Welcome, then select Fun + Sport, then select RentaSki). Ski Lessons: Arlberg is renowned for its world famous ski schools. Various ski schools in most of the area’s villages
offer lessons. Additional info on lessons can be found by accessing the website www.skiarlberg.at (Click on Welcome, then select Fun + Sport, then select Skischool.)
Individuals desiring ski instruction are responsible for arranging their own lessons. TC is not responsible for arranging this. Enjoy the trip! |