St Anton anchors the world-famous Arlberg region, offering 305 kilometers of marked runs and extraordinary off-piste opportunities. Connected with Lech, Zürs, Stuben, and St Christoph, it forms Austria's largest interconnected ski area. The resort's challenging terrain has earned it recognition as a crucial birthplace of alpine skiing, while modern infrastructure ensures it remains at skiing's forefront. Rising from the village at 1,304 meters to the Valluga peak at 2,811 meters, St Anton combines demanding expert runs with extensive intermediate terrain.
Total Runs
141
Total Area
302km
187.7 miles
The Arlberg's lift network features 88 modern installations, including the impressive Flexenbahn connection that unites all resort areas. The system seamlessly links multiple valleys and peaks, moving 132,000 skiers per hour across the region. Advanced gondolas and chairlifts provide efficient access to legendary areas like the Valluga and Rendl sectors, while recent installations have eliminated the need for bus connections between different parts of the Arlberg region.
Total Lifts
85
Lift Types
8
Located in Austria's western Tyrol region, St Anton benefits from excellent transport links, including its own railway station on the main Innsbruck-Zurich line. The resort sits 100 kilometers from Innsbruck Airport, with regular transfers available. The historic village combines traditional Tyrolean architecture with sophisticated amenities, while the pedestrianized center creates a vibrant atmosphere. The resort's legendary après-ski scene matches its on-snow reputation, offering everything from traditional mountain huts to contemporary dining and entertainment.
