Lech consists of a number of different districts: Dorft, Anger Omesberg, Tannberg, Strass, Studenbach. Oberlech, Zurs And Zug.
The main districts, are Lech Oberlech and Zürs. Lech and Oberlech are close to each other, while Zurs is about 4km away. Lech is a full-fledged town with more nightlife and shopping than Zürs.
Oberlech
Oberlech which is one of Lech satellites villages is only accessible by cable car and is described by the local tourist board as the “ski resort of the future”, because the only way in and out is on foot, on skis or on the lifts. Small and contained, lift ticket sales are limited so the slopes never get too busy. Oberlech features hotels and restaurants that are connected by a series of tunnels that keep the mundane deliveries of luggage and supplies completely out of sight.
Zug
Lech's other satellite, Zug, is a tiny, quaint village hidden away down a tree-lined lane and is perfect for families with small children and those seeking peace after 21:00 p.m. It is not a ski-in, ski-out area except for experts.
Zurs
Zürs, only minutes up the valley, is a compact cluster of only 25 buildings, mostly luxury hotels. When celebrities go skiing in Austria, this is where they often stay.
Thanks to their location at the end of the valley and their exclusive air, Lech and Zürs have shorter lift lines and less crowded slopes than the St. Anton side of the Arlberg. From any hotel it’s less than a few minutes’ to the nearest lift and from there you can reach the four resorts.