St. Anton am Arlberg

About St. Anton am Arlberg

Located in the western side of Austria, St Anton has been one of the more famous Austrian ski resorts since the 1920s and is also famous as the homeland of the ski pioneer Hannes Scheider.

The Arlberg ski area gives skiers and snowboarders over 270 km of groomed slopes and over 180 km of deep powder runs that range from 1305m up to 2811m.

You can ski from morning till night on a variety of different slopes without having to use the same lift system twice – virtually unique in a European ski resort.

The town of St Anton is a delightful mix of old and new architecture with inviting shops lining a pedestrian main street.

Resort video

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Check out the lifts, slopes, views and more of what the resort has to offer.

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Inclusive lift pass: 6 day pass covering the whole Arlberg region including the Lech and Zürs ski areas
Lifts to: 2811m
Total number of lifts: 86
Marked pistes: 278km
Longest run: 10.2km
Ski bus included: Yes
Lift pass photo required: No
Snow cannon coverage: 58%

Travel

By coach: Friday departure. Journey time from Calais: approx 14 hours.
By air: Flights to Innsbruck, transfer to resort 1.5 hours.

Ski Runs

Blue runs: 37
Red runs: 38
Black runs: 7

Beginners start at the top of the Gampen gondola, where there are 2 beginner T-bar lifts. From here intermediate and advanced skiers can access the whole region with skiing up to 2811m.

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Après-ski

St Anton offers plenty to do in the evenings. It has the reputation of being one of the liveliest resorts in Austria.

Swimming: Pettneu / St Anton
Ice skating: St Anton
Bowling: Landeck / St Anton
Shop/Cafés: St Anton
Sports hall: St Anton
Pizza night: Landeck

We also include a programme of in-house evening entertainment at this resort.