One of the world’s great ski areas.
St Anton overview
St. Anton am Arlberg, situated at 1304m in the Tyrolean Alps, is a world-famous alpine village that blends tough skiing with tougher apres ski. Often referred to as the ‘cradle of alpine skiing’, it forms the heart of Austria’s largest interconnected ski area, offering over 300km of marked downhill runs, served by 85 lifts and cable cars .
Beyond skiing, St. Anton offers numerous winter activities, including a 4.3km natural toboggan run accessible via the Gampenbahn lift, snowshoe hiking paths, and cross-country ski trails. The village is also known for its lively après-ski scene, with popular venues like MooserWirt and Krazy Kanguruh offering entertainment after a day on the slopes.
St Anton skiing
Galzig & Valluga
Accessible via the Galzigbahn gondola from the village center, the Galzig area serves as a gateway to a variety of intermediate and advanced ski pistes. From Galzig, skiers can ascend to Valluga, the highest lift-accessible point at 2811m. The Valluga offers advanced terrain and is known for its off-piste opportunities. Foot passengers are welcome, but the summit is only accessible to skiers accompanied by a certified guide due to the severity of the terrain
Gampen & Kapall
Located above the Nasserein area, Gampen and Kapall are popular for their sun-exposed slopes and a mix of blue and red runs. This sector is ideal for intermediates looking to experience scenic descents and access to traditional mountain huts.
Rendl
Situated on the southern side of the valley, Rendl is accessible via the Rendlbahn gondola frm the resort centre. This area is favored for its quieter slopes, sunny conditions, and a variety of terrain that caters to both intermediates and advanced skiers. Rendl also features a snowpark and is a starting point for several off-piste routes, particulary tree-routes. Guides are required.
St Christoph & Stuben
These 2 neighboring villages are connected to the main St Anton ski area and offer additional terrain. St Christoph provides access to high-altitude runs and is known for its historic alpine ambiance. Stuben serves as a link to the western parts of the Ski Arlberg area, including Zürs and Lech, expanding the range of available slopes and off-piste opportunities.