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Ski Slopes
Après Ski

Resort information for St Anton

Useful Resort Contacts

Ski School St Anton:	0043 544 63563
Tourist Information:	0043 544 622690
Valluga Hotel (4*):	0043 544 63263
Hotel Grieserin (3*):	0043 544 62720
Medical Clinic Arlberg:	0043 544 642666
Flow Taxi:	0043 660 4444030

Useful Resort Information

Weather and snow report for St Anton
St Anton webcams for snow conditions
St Anton piste map
www.stantonamarlberg.com

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Transfer Times

Geneva:	4 hours
Lyon:	3 hours
Grenoble:	1.5 hours

The Ski Resort

St. Anton is hailed as the ‘cradle of alpine skiing’, and is located in Austria's Tyrolean Alps. Its reputation as a premier destination for winter sports enthusiasts is well-deserved, thanks to its rich history and exceptional terrain. In the early 20th century, pioneers like Hannes Schneider revolutionised ski techniques here, laying the foundation for modern skiing practices. The village of St. Anton itself exudes traditional Alpine charm, with its picturesque mixture of traditional and modern buildings and welcoming atmosphere. The main hub of the resort is around the base stations of the lifts to Gampen and to Galzig, with the main street only a short walk away. Beyond skiing, visitors can enjoy a variety of après-ski activities, including dining in local restaurants, relaxing in wellness centres, and exploring the village's shops and cultural sites.

The Ski Slopes

St. Anton am Arlberg is known for its diverse and challenging ski terrain, making it a favourite among intermediate and advanced skiers. For beginners, the Nasserein area offers gentle green and blue slopes, perfect for building confidence, with easy access back to the village. Galzig is great for intermediates, with wide blue and red runs and stunning views. From here, you can ski into St. Christoph, known for its scenic pistes and beginner-friendly terrain. The Rendl area is a quieter spot with smooth blue and red slopes, ideal for intermediates looking for a more relaxed vibe. The Valluga and Schindler Spitze peaks are where advanced skiers will find the real action - steep reds, exciting blacks, and incredible off-piste routes. If you're really after a challenge, join the 555 contestants of The White Thrill alpine ski race.

Après Ski

St. Anton am Arlberg is well-known for its vibrant après-ski scene, with a variety of venues that cater to different tastes. After a day on the slopes, most skiers head to popular spots like MooserWirt and Krazy Kanguruh - both are located conveniently on the mountain, so it’s easy to go from skiing to socialising. These destinations are known for their lively atmospheres, energetic music, and huge following of winter sports enthusiasts. In the village, the après-ski experience continues with numerous bars and clubs offering live music, DJ performances, and a variety of beverages to suit all preferences. The town's layout makes it easy to hop between venues, so that the festivities can continue well into the night.

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