St Anton - Austria

St Anton is often a firm favourite with anyone who loves to ski hard and apres ski even harder! The large Arlberg ski area plays host to over 98 lifts, allowing you to ski from St Anton all the way to Warth without getting a bus!

10 Reasons To Visit St Anton Ski Resort

1. Big connected ski area (Flexenbahn Lift - New 2017)
2. Europe's best apres ski resort
3. Ideal for Intermediate and advance skiers
4. Great wellness facilities
5. Excellent off piste ski routes
6. Great range of catered chalets
7. Traditional alpine town charm
8. Modern chairlifts
9. Short transfer from Innsbruck - 1 hour
10. Incredible piste skiing

Where to Stay in St Anton?

If you are looking for a place to stay in St Anton, we have a range of accommodation to suit your needs. Choose from a range of Chalets in St Anton, suitable for small to large groups with full catering facilities or stay in one of many Hotels in St Anton that have been handpicked offering up a full hotel experience with a touch of class. Alternatively, we offer a range of Self Catered Apartments in St Anton which provide quick or convenient places to stay and provides a vastly improved apartment experience than ever before.

What's Happening

In 2016/17 the Arlberg ski area expanded lifts to allow skiers and snowboarders to explore more with saving time and the hassle of catching a bus. This was the birth of the Flexenbahn Cableway. This has made the Arlberg skiing area the largest contiguous skiing area in Austria! With a total investment of €45m, we would say it is money well worth spent. From Zürs, Trittkopfbahn I leads to the new intermediate station, from where skiers may either continue to the new top station of Trittkopfbahn II or use the new Flexenbahn to carry on to Alpe Rauz in Stuben. This means that all resorts of the Arlberg skiing area – St. Anton and St. Christoph, Stuben, Zürs, Lech, Oberlech as well as Schröcken and Warth – will be easily and comfortably accessible on skis. With the new cableway link, skiers on the Arlberg – Austria’s largest contiguous skiing area – will have easy access to a total of 305 km of downhill slopes and 87 lifts and cableways.