Many ski resorts in the Alps are conveniently accessible by train, offering a sustainable and comfortable travel option. Here are some notable resorts with their own railway stations:

St. Anton am Arlberg, Austria

Kitzbühel, Austria

Zermatt, Switzerland

Wengen, Switzerland

Les Arcs, France

Méribel, France

La Plagne, France

High-speed TGV from Paris connects to several Alpine towns, such as Bourg-Saint-Maurice (the gateway to Les Arcs and La Plagne) and Moûtiers (for Méribel and Courchevel).

 

The Eurostar runs from London to Paris or Lille, where you can transfer to Alpine-bound TGV trains.

 

Trenitalia and regional trains connect Milan with ski destinations in the Italian and Swiss Alps.

 

Regional trains or the high-speed ICE trains connect Munich to Austrian ski resorts like Kitzbühel and Innsbruck.

Yes, you can take skis on the Eurostar, but there are guidelines to follow. Remember to book early and arrive at the station ahead to time.

Yes, you can take skis on most trains, but the rules vary depending on the train operator and the type of train. Check if reservations are needed for transporting skis, especially on busy or international routes.

We monitor all train arrival times and adjust our pick up times accordingly to ensure your driver is there when you arrive.

Yes, our Geneva to Chamonix transfers are a popular route with customers and frequent skiers. Geneva’s central train station stands as an international gateway to both French and Swiss ski resorts. Among the nearest gems are Chamonix, Megève, Verbier, and Zermatt.

Many ski resorts across Europe are accessible by train, offering a convenient and eco-friendly travel option.

 

In France, options include Les Arcs (via Bourg-St-Maurice), La Plagne (Aime-La Plagne station), and Chamonix (Saint-Gervais-les-Bains-Le Fayet station). Switzerland offers direct train access to Zermatt, St. Moritz, Wengen, and Verbier, while Austria features resorts like St. Anton am Arlberg, Kitzbühel, and Innsbruck. Italy provides connections to Cortina d’Ampezzo, Bardonecchia, and Madonna di Campiglio.

Several ski resorts are conveniently accessible by train from Geneva. For example, Champéry is about 1 hour and 45 minutes with one train change. Chamonix in France can be accessed via a train to Saint-Gervais-les-Bains-Le Fayet, then a local train or quick transfer to the resort. 

Several ski resorts near Zurich are easily accessible by train, offering a convenient way to travel to the Swiss Alps. 

Engelberg is approximately 2 hours from Zurich. Take a train to Lucerne, then switch to a direct train to Engelberg.

Laax is about 2.5 hours from Zurich. Take a train to Chur, then transfer to a bus to the resort.

Davos is around 2.5 hours via a direct train.

St. Moritz is around 3 hours by train. Take a train to Chur, then board the scenic Glacier Express or a regional train to St. Moritz.

St. Anton am Arlberg: Directly served by its own train station on major routes.

Kitzbühel: Multiple stations provide access to different parts of the resort.

Innsbruck: A major rail hub with easy access to nearby ski areas like Axamer Lizum and Seefeld.

Zell am See: Served by its own train station, ideal for skiing the Schmittenhöhe.

Cortina d’Ampezzo: Reachable via Calalzo di Cadore train station, with bus transfers.

Bardonecchia: Served directly by train from Turin and France.

Madonna di Campiglio: Accessible via Trento train station, with onward bus connections.