St Anton Resort Guide

The most common way people get to St Anton is typically through flying to either Innsbruck or Zurich airport.

As St Anton has a railway station it is possible to get the train to the resort nearly directly from the airport. Alongside getting the train it is also popular to get a transfer direct;y to the airport. The trvel times for each mode of transport can be seen below .

Innsbruck to St Anton train, 1h10. Innsbruck airport transfer 1h10 (95.6km). 

Zurich to St Anton train, 2h 20, Zurich airport transfer 2h30 (200km). 

For more information on travel plans check out our page on getting to St Anton.

St Anton is at an altitude of 1304 meters. Within the resort, skiing up to 2,811m is possible. 

To check out the St Anton snow conditions take a look at the St Anton webcam.

St. Anton is one of the best apres ski metropolitans in the alps. Not only is there fantastic apres ski huts, but also lots of bars und clubs to party in after the slopes close. On the pistes are the legendary apres ski bars, where you can end your ski day in the Arlberg with apres music, beer, and dancing. Continue the party down in St Anton in one of the many apres ski bars in the village.

• Moosewirt
  The Mooserwirt is the most famous apres ski bar in St Anton. Their motto is “Probably the worst apres ski bar in the Arlberg”. But it is not.
• Krazy Kanguruh
  Since 1965 there has been a party at the Krazy Kanguruh.
• Taps
  Taps is directly on the piste. A super sun terrace and good food!
• Basecamp
  At basecamp there is a relaxed atmosphere in the day serving food. By the afternoon, the tempo changes and it turns into a buzzing apres ski bar. Perfect bar with alpine flair after a long day of skiing if you don’t want to have to ski home after, as it’s at the bottom of the homerun.

St Anton snow conditions are typically very good from late December to early April with the latter stages of the season being effected by warmer temperatures. Over the winter season approximately 4 meters of snow fall on St Anton. January in St Anton has the highest average monthly snowfall with 115cm and February has the deepest average snow base of 80cm.

Yes, St Anton is a great resort for first timers (skiers or snowboarders). The best place to learn for beginners to learn to ski in St Anton is at Gampen or Nasserein. These areas are perfect for beginners as the slopes are wide and open and there is a variety of drag lifts for you to practice on.

This area is perfect for adults and children of all ages, so no matter your skill level or whether you ski or snowboard, the beginner areas of St Anton are the best place to learn or gain confidence on your first day on the slopes.

One of our favourite non-skiing activities is rodeling, this is tobogganing down a road covered in snow and is great fun! Take the Nassereinbahn up and then head down the 4.2km track towards Nasserein. During the day (open from 12:00) it is included in your lift pass, and then on Tuesday and Thursday evening they turn on the floodlights and operate the Nassereinbahn for rodeling from 7:30pm to 9:30pm. The rodelbahn will only be open when the snow conditions allow it.

The ski show on Wednesdays night is definitely worth your time! Put on some warm clothes and take one of the extra free buses to town to watch the show. It starts at 9:00pm and lasts for about an hour. You’ll get to see demo skiing, learn something about the history of skiing and watch some fireworks! It takes place at the Karl Schranz Stadion, just follow the crowds heading for the bottom of the floodlit piste.

Visit the wellness centre to go for a swim, relax in the sauna or try the ice skating rink.

Arl.Rock is a “sports park” located near the train station. The park offers world class indoor sports facilities and indoor and outdoor climbing in a friendly and fun environment.