Modern chairlift

Lange Wand C5

Adrenaline meets comfort
Splendid views

To the top with Lange Wand C5 chairlift

Ride up to Ischgl’s highest summit

Since 2010, the Lange Wand C5 chairlift at Silvretta Arena has been taking skiers up to Ischgl’s highest summit, the Greitspitz. With heated leather seats and weather protection hoods, the chairlift is particularly comfortable. Plus, it boasts breathtaking views of Ischgl’s mountain world.

Once you’re at the top, Silvretta Arena’s most impressive peaks and a fine selection of perfectly groomed red and black slopes beckon. If you’re looking for a challenge, we recommend slope number 14a. With a gradient of up to 70 per cent, it is the steepest and most difficult slope of the entire ski resort.

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The Lange-Wand C5 cable car in Ischgl at a glance

The Lange-Wand C5 cable car will take you up to Ischgl’s highest peak. We’ve summarised the key details for you:

  • The valley station of the Lange Wand cable car is situated at an altitude of 2,217 metres.
  • The top station is situated at an altitude of 2,850 metres.
  • Over a distance of 1,545 metres, the route climbs 633 metres in altitude.
  • The modern chairlift has a capacity of 2,400 people per hour.
  • The journey time is 5.6 minutes at a speed of 5 metres per second.
    A total of 74 chairlifts are in operation.

 

Frequently Asked Questions about the Lange-Wand C5 cable car in Ischgl

The Lange Wand is situated in the Silvretta Arena in Ischgl, right next to the top station of the Lange-Wand-Bahn C5 cable car on the route to the Greitspitz.

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  • Valley station: 2,217 m
  • Mountain station: 2,850 m
  • Elevation gain: 633 m
  • Capacity: 2,400 people per hour
  • Travel speed: 5 m/s. Journey time: 5.6 minutes
  • Number of armchairs: 74
6 seater

Lange Wand C5

with seat heating
Strecke Lange Wand C5
Sessel Lange Wand C5
Talstation Lange Wand C5
Bergstation Lange Wand C5
Sessel Lange Wand C5
Inside knowledge

Behind the scenes at Ischgl’s Lange Wand C5 chairlift

More information on the construction blog

It all started in the summer of 2010: With an investment of eight million Euros and the help of 200 experienced construction professionals, the state-of-the-art Lange Wand C5 chairlift was built. Today, it is one of the most popular chairlifts of Ischgl’s ski resort, safely and comfortably taking seasoned skiing enthusiasts up to Greitspitz. To find out more about the project, visit our construction blog!

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Run 14a: The Lange Wand in Ischgl

The steepest run in the Silvretta Arena

Run 14a on the Lange Wand is the most difficult run in the Ischgl ski area. Key facts at a glance:

  •  Gradient: up to 70 per cent (approx. 35°)
  • Difficulty: black Length: 4 km
  • Special feature: the steepest and most challenging run in the ski resort
  • Starting point: top station of the Lange Wand C5 cable car at 2,850 m
  • Suitable for: experienced skiers and freeriders