St. Anton
Advanced skiers - Aprés-ski
Since the first skiers ventured onto the slopes, St. Anton has developed into an internationally renowned resort.
Advanced skiers - Aprés-ski
Since the first skiers ventured onto the slopes, St. Anton has developed into an internationally renowned resort.
Village life centres around the handsome pedestrianised main street with a platter of restaurants. The après scene is as renowned as the skiing with thumping live slope-side music that continues into the early hours at the town’s bars and nightclubs. A more sedate side, however, can be found in activities like winter walking, snowshoeing and sleigh rides.
The skiing
The extensive slopes and varied terrain of the Arlberg holds the status as the largest linked ski area in Austria. With consistently high snowfall, St. Anton is a dream for expert skiers and competent intermediates with an array of steep runs and exceptional challenges off-piste. Interlinked St. Christoph offers more leisurely skiing on long, wide red and blue runs and lift access to the pistes of the Lech-Zürs-Warth-Schröcken area, where there’s fine scenic skiing and tremendous terrain for intermediates.
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