St Anton Ski Resort

On the mountain

Ski area

High annual snowfall and extensive, varied terrain puts St. Anton head and shoulders above most other Austrian resorts. more...

Lift system

A number of high-speed covered chairlifts were recently added to St. Anton's ski lifts, which operate with a convenient hands-free lift ticket system. more...

Ski schools & guiding

St. Anton takes great pride in the reputation of its ski schools, not least because the famous skier Hannes Schneider, born in neighbouring Stuben in 1890, pioneered downhill ski technique. more...

Advanced

There is a huge amount of terrain for advanced and expert skiers in St. Anton, with a variety of steep slopes to test even the best. more...

Intermediate

St. Anton is the gateway to the huge Arlberg area, where intermediates can ski miles and miles of groomed but demanding runs. more...

Beginner

Although St Anton is geared more towards experienced skiers, there are good beginner runs at Rendl, Nasserein and from Galzig to St Christoph. more...

Boarding & freestyle

Experienced snowboarders are attracted by the endless off-piste opportunities despite the long walk-outs from some of the best routes. more...

Off piste

There are plenty of opportunities to ski ungroomed snow throughout the St Anton ski area especially either side of the high altitude ski routes Schindlerkar and Mattun.
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Mountain restaurants

St. Anton has a broad range of eating options on and off the mountain. more...

Ski Map

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Off the mountain

Village

St Anton am Arlberg is Austria's most famous ski resort and among the very best ski resorts worldwide.
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Accommodation

St. Anton's village centre is dominated by a number of large four-star hotels, but most of St Anton's guest beds are in small family hotels and traditional guesthouses. more...

 

Ski Rental

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Restaurants & bars

There are plenty of good dining options in St. Anton, and a walk through the village at night reveals a buzzing choice of bars and clubs. more...

 

Après-ski

Not only is St. Anton famous for its challenging skiing, but its 80 or so bars and restaurants boast some of the best après-ski in the Alps.

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Other information

St. Anton is a skier’s town, and although non-skiers are welcome the choice of other activities is fairly limited. more...

 

Getting there

St. Anton am Arlberg is conveniently reached by the E60 motorway that runs east-west from Switzerland to Austria via the 13km long Arlberg tunnel, which makes St Anton easy to get to from nearest aiports Innsbruck, Friedrichshafen or Zurich.

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St Christoph

Connected to the main St. Anton ski area, the pretty village of St. Christoph 1,771m (5,808 ft) offers world class hospitality in quiet seclusion and is home to one of Austria’s leading hotels, the 5-star Arlberg Hospiz Hotel with a superb new spa and fitness centre (opened in December 2004) and to the comfortable 4-star Ski & Spa Hotel Maiensee which is situated right next to the chair left for ski-in and ski-out convenience.

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