St. Anton Ski Holidays

St. Anton ski resort in Austria offers snow-sure slopes, over 300 km of varied pistes across the Arlberg, lift-access convenience, and off-piste adventures, all set within a traditional Tyrolean village. A dream destination for alpine skiing holidays.

St. Anton Ski Resort

St. Anton ski resort is one of Europe’s oldest and most iconic winter holiday destinations, combining the charm of a beautifully preserved Tyrolean village with world-class skiing and a legendary après-ski scene. Located in western Austria within the Arlberg ski area, the resort offers a lively village atmosphere with stylish hotels, welcoming restaurants, vibrant bars, and plenty of activities for non-skiers, making it a complete Alpine ski holiday experience.

On the slopes, St. Anton rewards competent skiers with over 300 km of interconnected pistes, excellent snow, modern lifts, and challenging runs into the village, alongside exciting off-piste terrain. Beginners can enjoy dedicated areas, but the resort particularly shines for those who want to make the most of its extensive ski area while taking in the unique village character and fun, social après-ski culture.

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Historic Alpine Skiing Heritage

Often called the birthplace of modern Alpine skiing, St. Anton has a deep-rooted local heritage and enduring ski culture, which it preserves rather than overdevelops.

Fantastic Après‑Ski Culture

World‑famous venues like MooserWirt and Krazy Kanguruh add lively, feel-good, slope‑side socialising.

Legendary Off‑Piste

Powder runs and freeride terrain around the Galzig–Valluga area.

Massive Linked Ski Area

Around 300 km of pistes and 88 lifts across the Ski Arlberg domain.

St. Anton Transfer Time

Innsbruck

1h 30m

Friedrichshafen

1h 45m

Zurich

2h 15m

Best For...

All abilities
Après ski
Non-skiers
Traditional Alpine charm

WHAT OUR EXPERTS SAY

St. Anton offers everything you want in a ski holiday. Fantastic skiing, fun and lively après-ski, all set within a well-kept traditional Alpine resort.

Mark

Key Account Manager

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Resort Statistics

Resort Altitude 1,305m
Skiing Altitude 2,811m
Total Ski Area 305km
Lifts 88
Blue Runs 34
Red Runs 70
Black Runs 30
Cross Country 40km

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Ski Accommodation in St. Anton

Our collection of St. Anton ski accommodation has been hand-picked by our ski experts. Whether you’re looking for a luxury escape, a boutique hotel or something suitable for the whole family, our experts would be delighted to help you find the perfect accommodation for your ski holiday.

Ski Areas in St. Anton

St. Anton is renowned for its reliable snow and varied terrain, making it one of Austria’s most popular ski resorts. The resort sits in the Arlberg region, offering a mix of wide cruisers and steep, technical pistes.

Part of the Arlberg ski area, one of Europe’s snowiest regions
305 km of interconnected pistes with 88 lifts, including high-speed quads
Village centrally located, many hotels with ski-in/ski-out access
Separate Rendl ski area provides additional terrain and quieter slopes
Access to neighbouring Lech included in the lift pass, considered better for beginners

Skiing in St. Anton

St. Anton delivers a dynamic skiing experience for those seeking some challenge and adventure, with a mix of long cruisers and technical descents.

Intermediate and advanced skiers will enjoy areas like Galzig and Rendl, which offer a variety of reds and blacks to challenge technique and provide variety
Skiers can explore a mix of wide cruisers, sharp steeps, and technical runs including Mattun, Schindlerkar, and the Valluga descent
The White Ring is a scenic ski circuit connecting multiple Arlberg resorts, offering a long, varied route with dramatic views, ideal for intermediates looking to explore the area

Snowboarding in St. Anton

St. Anton is a playground for snowboarders seeking varied terrain, freeride lines, and scenic alpine cruising. The resort combines groomed runs, off-piste bowls, and dedicated snowboarding areas, ensuring every rider finds something to enjoy.

The Rendl freeride zone is where St. Anton really shines for boarders, with off-piste bowls and tree runs, perfect for confident snowboarders chasing powder
Wide cruisers like those in the Kapall and Galzig areas are ideal for carving and linking runs efficiently
Advanced boarders can tackle steep reds and blacks such as Schindlerkar and Valluga descent, offering technical challenges.
The White Ring circuit is also accessible for snowboarders, providing long scenic routes connecting multiple resorts with dramatic alpine views
Beginners and intermediates can enjoy mellow blues on Gampen and Nasserein, where the terrain is ideal for building confidence

Sustainable Choice

St. Anton ski resort operates with a number of sustainable initiatives that have contributed to the success of it being self-sufficient in its supply of green energy since 2006. The main development in place is the Kartell energy plant, which contains a reservoir holding eight million cubic meters of water. This provides an output of 33 million kilowatt-hours of annual electricity. The ski resort also operates a biomass heating system that uses wood chips and a solar panel to provide heating and warm water to 80 housing units.

Ski Schools in St. Anton

St. Anton offers lessons for all abilities, from first-time skiers to those refining their technique. Book your ski lessons early during peak weeks to secure your preferred instructor.

New Generation offers experienced English-speaking instructors, private and group lessons for all ages, with personalised coaching and a convenient village-centre meeting point
Oxygène have friendly, flexible lessons for children and adults, small class sizes, and a fun, supportive approach, located close to the Village and Bellevarde lifts

Crèches in St. Anton

St. Anton ski resort offers a range of childcare options for families, from ski-integrated programs to independent kindergartens.

The Children’s Centre at Peak 8 takes children from two months and provides all-day care, allowing parents to enjoy the slopes with peace of mind
The Children’s Centre at Peak 9 welcomes children from three years and offers a combined programme with the ski school for those ready to start skiing
The Kinderhut is an independent kindergarten located at Beaver Run, catering for children aged six weeks to six years, offering flexible all-day care in a nurturing environment

Top Runs

Rendl
A great area for all abilities with excellent off-piste as well as some long cruising blue runs

Schindler Spitze to Rauz
A very long and varied option ideal for strong intermediate skiers

Backcountry
There are numerous steep gullies and powder fields for expert skiers

Restaurants in St. Anton

St. Anton’s culinary scene ranges from traditional Austrian cuisine in historic settings to high‑altitude fine dining and scenic slope‑side stops.

The Museum Restaurant is housed in an elegant villa and is one of the loveliest places to eat in the resort, offering modern Alpine cuisine and a warm, historic atmosphere in the village centre
Haus Schindler is a locals’ favourite serving traditional Austrian dishes made with locally sourced ingredients and complemented by a great selection of Austrian wines
Verwallstube at Galzig is a gourmet restaurant high on the mountain at the top of the Galzigbahn, pricier but memorable treat for a special lunch or dinner

Après Ski in St. Anton

St Anton is renowned for its fun and lively après‑ski, with great slope‑side bars that make the resort come alive, offering the perfect balance of spectacle and value for a memorable ski holiday.

MooserWirt is one of the most famous après‑ski bars in the Alps, known for its high‑energy atmosphere, table dancing from mid‑afternoon
Krazy Kanguruh has been St. Anton’s original après‑ski bar since 1965 and continues to draw crowds with its terrace and DJ‑driven party vibe
Basecamp is a popular ski‑in bar near the Galzigbahn, known for its modern, lively atmosphere before you head back into the village
Taps is a festive spot on the slope between the major après bars, offering a more relaxed party vibe

Best Après Ski in St. Anton

Non-Skiers

Although St. Anton is famed for its winter sports, non-skiers will find plenty to enjoy, from shopping and dining to cultural excursions and luxurious relaxation.

The resort centre remains lively during the day, with boutique shops, cafes, and local markets providing a welcoming atmosphere
Many mountain restaurants, including Valluga View and Verwallstube, are accessible by cable car or on foot, allowing non-skiers to enjoy the alpine scenery and cuisine without skiing
Day trips by rail to nearby cities such as Innsbruck and even Zurich offer shopping, and sightseeing opportunities beyond the resort
Leading hotels offer lavish swimming pools, state-of-the-art spa facilities, and wellness areas, ideal for relaxation

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