The ski area
From St. Anton, lifts reach the Valluga, Rendl and Kapall, with steep pistes, ski routes and famous off-piste. Ski Arlberg links St. Anton with Lech, Zürs, Stuben and Warth-Schröcken on one pass.
Where to stay
- St. Anton centre — pedestrian village, shops and legendary après-ski bars.
- St. Christoph — higher and quieter, right on the slopes.
- Stuben — a tiny traditional village, known for powder and calm.
When to go
The season runs from early December to late April. January and February bring the best powder; spring skiing in March and April is excellent.
Getting there
St. Anton has its own railway station on the main line between Zurich and Innsbruck. Innsbruck airport is about 1 hour away and Zurich about 2.5 hours.
Our chalets and apartments in St. Anton
The Arlberg Vault6 bedrooms · 12 guestsView →
Penthouse Lilly - Saint Anton am Arlberg5 bedrooms · 12 guestsView →
Penthouse Lilly in St. Christoph, Austria5 bedrooms · 12 guestsView →
Crux Penthouse-Chalet5 bedrooms · 12 guestsView →
Ski-in Luxury Chalet in St. Anton5 bedrooms · 12 guestsView →
Chalet Kanzi, St. Anton4 bedrooms · 10 guestsView →Frequently asked questions
Is St. Anton only for experts?
It is famous for challenging terrain, but there are good beginner areas such as Nasserein and many blue runs across Ski Arlberg.
Can you ski from St. Anton to Lech?
Yes, the Flexenbahn links the area to Zürs and Lech on the Ski Arlberg pass.
Can you reach St. Anton by train?
Yes, direct trains stop in the village.