Nestled in the heart of Austria’s Arlberg region, St. Anton am Arlberg is a ski resort that blends world-class alpine adventure with time-honored Tyrolean charm. It’s a magnet for serious skiers and boarders - home to over 300 km of marked slopes and nearly 200 km of off-piste routes - and is famed for its deep powder, challenging descents, and pioneering role in modern skiing.

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The village itself, while steeped in tradition, boasts a lively après-ski scene that rivals the slopes in reputation. From the legendary MooserWirt to sleek wine bars and rustic lodges, the party here kicks off mid-afternoon and stretches into the early hours. Yet, despite its festive spirit, St. Anton manages to maintain an authentic alpine atmosphere: think onion-domed chapels, timber chalets, and warm welcomes.

 

On-mountain, the lift system is state-of-the-art and seamlessly connects to neighboring resorts like Lech and Zürs, forming one of the largest interconnected ski areas in the world. Off the slopes, snowshoeing, tobogganing, wellness spas, and fine dining round out the experience—making it just as rewarding for non-skiers or those in need of a rest day.

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