Find the area on the map
This Austria and Switzerland page draws available downhill piste and lift lines tagged to the Ischgl–Samnaun ski area in the source snapshot. Search for Idjochbahn, then select the matching line to inspect its position.
The colours distinguish mapped run difficulties; lifts use solid yellow and mapped off-piste lines use dashed purple. The area marker is approximate and is not a waypoint or a suggested connection.
Ischgl and Samnaun are different return destinations
Silvretta Arena spans Ischgl in Austria and Samnaun in Switzerland. A destination on the other side of the border can involve a chain of lifts and pistes; the resort name alone is not a useful return point.
Choose the actual village-side station you need, and review the connection in both directions. A route ending in Samnaun does not establish how you will get back to an Ischgl base.
Read the connection before crossing
Use the official piste map to distinguish the Austrian and Swiss sides and inspect the lifts connecting your chosen points. Keep your real difficulty limit when checking the full journey, including the return.
The local search example Idjochbahn locates a named lift in this snapshot. It is an orientation aid, not a recommendation that this lift or its neighbouring pistes provide a suitable crossing for your level.
Check individual lifts, then return early
The official Open Facilities page lists named lifts, associated pistes and operating information. Check every lift needed for the return; one base gondola’s hours do not establish the closing time of a cross-border connection.
Recheck on the day and ask lift staff before a late crossing. If a connection is unavailable, do not assume a road transfer between the two villages is included or immediately available; confirm a return plan locally.
Check coverage and today’s access
Some runs are stored as polygons or lack a supported difficulty in the source and do not appear in this line-only view. No direction arrows have been verified here. A line shown on the map may be closed or out of date.
Use the linked official piste map and opening report before skiing. Follow closure signs and resort staff rather than using this overview as a route or safety guide.