Snälltåget’s connecting transfer in Austria

With Snälltåget’s connecting transfer, you can continue your journey from the train to several popular ski resorts in the Austrian Alps. Transfers are offered in connection with Snälltåget’s night trains to Austria during the winter season and are coordinated with the train timetable. Here you will find information about where the transfer departs.

The transfer is offered in cooperation with Skinetworks during the winter season and is coordinated with the night train schedule. We offer transfers from St. Johann im Pongau, Zell am See, Jenbach and Innsbruck to several ski resorts in the Alps. The transfer is best booked together with your train journey, but can also be booked separately at a later stage.

When do Snälltåget’s night trains to Austria run?

Snälltåget’s night trains operate from Malmö to Austria and run during both the winter season and the summer. During the Stockholm school half-term holiday (week 9), the train departs from Stockholm.

Please note that connecting transfers are only offered in connection with winter services. No connecting transfers are available during the summer season.

How does Snälltåget’s transfer in Austria work?

Our transfer services are coordinated with our night trains to the Alps during the winter season and are operated in cooperation with Skinetworks. The transfer buses depart in connection with the train’s arrival from the stations listed below.

St. Johann im Pongau

Transfer onwards to:

Obertauern – approx. 50 min (bus 630/631)
Wagrain – approx. 10 min (bus 650/651)
Bad Gastein – approx. 50 min (bus 610/611)

Zell am See

Transfer onwards to:

Saalbach-Hinterglemm – approx. 30 min (bus 640/641)

Jenbach

Transfer onwards to:

Zell am Ziller – approx. 40 min (bus 590/591)
Mayrhofen – approx. 50 min (bus 590/591)

Innsbruck

Transfer onwards to:

Sölden – approx. 90 min (bus 570/571)
Obergurgl – approx. 95 min (bus 570/571)
Ischgl – approx. 90 min (bus 560/561)
St. Anton – approx. 90 min (bus 550/551)

The first (even) number refers to the journey towards the destination, and the second (odd) number refers to the journey from the destination.

Journey times are approximate and may vary depending on traffic conditions or changes to train schedules.

How do I book a transfer to the Alps?

The transfer is easily booked together with your train journey by searching for and booking the entire journey to your final destination. You can also book the transfer separately at a later stage. Bookings are made via our online booking system, which you can find at the top of the page or on the homepage.

To be guaranteed a seat on the bus or taxi, the journey must always be booked to and from the correct bus stop. This is important, as we plan and allocate buses and taxis based on existing bookings.

If you have booked to or from the wrong stop, we need to be informed no later than two working days before departure so that we can adjust the planning. If there is no booking from a particular stop, the bus or taxi will not stop there.