Winter
Skiing in St. Anton am Arlberg
The winter sports region St. Anton am Arlberg is one of the most snow-sure regions in the Alps. Impressive peaks, perfectly groomed slopes for every ski fan and a beautiful landscape enchant guests from young to old. Added to this is the warm hospitality of the Tyroleans - tradition and openness at the same time. St. Anton am Arlberg is a skiing area of a special kind: a winter sports region with the highest vacation standards, the best guest service, perfect slopes and lifts, a gondola lift and a sensational Ferris wheel with a view of the winter wonderland and many more attractions.
St. Anton and skiing simply belong together
Excellent slopes are known far beyond the borders of the St. Anton ski region. Safety and comfort are guaranteed with a total of 97 cable cars and lifts, 350 km of slopes of all levels of difficulty provide pure skiing fun. 200 km of open ski areas, snowboard fun parks, race courses and carving areas complete the ski offer. Also cross-country skiers, tobogganists or ski tourers will get their money's worth!
Enjoy the winter sport no. 1 skiing in St. Anton!
New incredible dimension of diversity!
The Flexenbahn opens in winter 2016/17 and makes skiing in the Arlberg even more versatile and comfortable. Thanks to the new connecting cable car between Zürs and Stuben/Rauz, skiers will then be able to reach all places in the Arlberg easily and comfortably on skis - from St. Anton and St. Christoph via Stuben, Zürs, Lech and Oberlech to Schröcken and Warth. This increases the variety and thus the winter sports fun in the Arlberg to a new unbelievable dimension: Ski Arlberg will become the largest connected ski area in Austria, where winter sports enthusiasts will then have 305 km of ski runs and 87 lifts and cable cars at their disposal!www.flexenbahn.ski
Winter hiking in St. Anton am Arlberg
Winter hiking combines alpine body movement with the beauty of a winter landscape
- untouched nature, glittering snow and a wonderful mountain climate with wonderful, soothing mountain air.
At medium to high altitudes there is a slight lack of oxygen, which has a positive effect on the organism. Your body recovers, relaxes and regenerates. Your condition and performance will also be significantly improved. People with typical widespread diseases such as high blood pressure or metabolic problems benefit from winter hiking just as much as healthy people.
