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 | | The Arlberg is an alliance of five towns in western Austria clustered around the 5,900-foot Arlberg Pass: St. Anton and St. Christoph to the east, in the state of Tyrol; and Lech, Zürs and Stuben to the west, in the state of Vorarlberg. |
 | | Lech, in fact, is the only town in the world to boast four native residents who have won Olympic gold medals in alpine skiing: Patrick Ortlieb (downhill, 1992); Egon Zimmermann (downhill, 1964); Othmar Schneider (slalom, 1952), and Trude Jochum-Beiser (downhill, 1952 and combined, 1948). |
 | | Embraced by the Lech River, the resort is an alpine dream of burnished chalets and bottomless snow nuzzled in the sunny confluence of the Zuger and Lech valleys. |
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