Many people see St Anton as one of the best ski resorts in the world. Internationally renowned as a winter sports destination since the 1920s, and famous as the homeland of ski pioneer Hannes Schneider, St Anton is a well-established mecca for those who love to both ski and party.
December and January are the coldest months with deep blue skies and strong winter sun amongst days
of snowfall. February and March, whilst warmer, usually continue to provide great snow conditions, as the north-facing slopes keep their base intact for the season. Sunnier south-facing slopes are kept in perfect shape by snowmaking.
So far as visitors go, St Anton is not as saturated as France with British guests; it has a cosmopolitan mix of Germans, Austrians, Dutch, British, Scandinavians and North Americans. This gives a great international feel to the town, although English is spoken in pretty much all of the hotels, bars and restaurants around the resort.
| Resort altitude | 1304m - 1304m |
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| Highest lift | 2811m |
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| Lowest lift | 1305m |
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| Kms of piste | 270kms |
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| No of lifts | 85 |
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| Black pistes | 38% |
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| Red pistes | 51% |
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| Blue pistes | 11% |
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| Green pistes | 0% |
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| Snow parks | 1 |
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| Glacier | No |
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| Snowmaking | 140 |
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Map of St Anton - Click to open
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St Anton overview
An overview of the ski resort of St Anton from where to stay, eating and drinking as well as non-skiing activities.
Planning your trip
Helping you to plan your trip with information on how to get to St Anton.
Where to stay
Where to stay in St Anton as well as the low down on the different villages of the ski resort.
On the piste
Getting you on the piste and around the ski area as quickly as possible including our favourite runs, where to get your ski hire from and which ski school to book with.
Food and drink
The inside view on where to find the best food and drink in St Anton from the best apres-ski bars to the cosiest restaurants and where to eat when you’re skiing
Families
Skiing with children… dream or nightmare? With a little planning, it can be your best ski holiday ever.
Other activities
Can’t ski? Won’t ski? Too much snow or not enough? Find our about other activities in St Anton.
Resort Directory
Resort Directory – sounds boring but here is all the important information from as doctors to dentists, internet to the tourist office.
Webcams and weather
Webcams and weather information for St Anton
Our penny’s worth - Click to open
Our penny’s worth
St Anton isn’t exactly bursting with things to do unlike other resorts, but you can definitely make the most of your time off the slopes as you can on it. For something for everyone head to the Arlberg-well.com centre.
Don’t leave St Anton without…
- Checking out the vast array of off-piste or going heli-skiing with a tour guide
- Spending the morning skiing on Rendl, followed by lunch and live music at Rendl Beach
- Toboganning down Gampen in the dark, stopping for supper at the rustic Rodelalm
- Stripping off and taking a sauna or a steam at the Arlberg-well.com centre
- Checking out the buzz of the infamous Krazy Kanguruh for some apres-ski
At a glance - Click to open
| Nearest airports | Type of resort | Stay in | Go for a |
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Friedrichshafen Innsbruck Munich Zurich | Mega resort Mountain town | Chalets Hostels Hotels Independent Travel Self-Catered Tour operator | Week Week+ Weekend |
| Good for | On the piste | Children | Food and drink |
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Heli-skiing Off-piste Ski-touring Snowboarding | British ski schools | Creches Babysitting Ski schools
| Apres-ski Evening drinking Resort dining Vegetarian Family friendly Live music Late drinking Mountain dining
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| Other | Other activities |
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Internet access Churches
| Adrenaline fuelled Sightseeing Relaxation Shopping
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