St. Anton
Austria, Tyrol
The cradle of alpine skiing with legendary après-ski
Resort Statistics
305
Pistes
88
Lifts
2811m
Max Elevation
20%
Beginner
2025/2026 Piste Map
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Pros
- World-class skiing and snowboarding
- Excellent for advanced skiers
- Great après-ski scene
- Beautiful mountain scenery
- Modern lift infrastructure
- Connected to large ski area
Cons
- Can be expensive
- Can get crowded during peak season
- Limited beginner terrain
- Weather dependent
- Limited tree skiing
- Can be intimidating for beginners
Skill Level Guide
Beginner
St. Anton has limited beginner terrain and is not ideal for beginners. The resort is better suited for intermediate and advanced skiers.
Intermediate
Good for intermediate skiers! St. Anton offers a good variety of intermediate terrain, though the resort is primarily known for its advanced skiing.
Advanced
St. Anton is a paradise for advanced skiers! The resort offers challenging terrain, excellent off-piste opportunities, and access to the extensive Arlberg ski area.
Resort Summary
Food & Dining
Excellent
Après-Ski
Excellent
Price Level
Luxury
Facilities
Travel from UK
By Car
Time:12-14 hours
Distance:1,100 km
Route:
Channel Tunnel → Paris → Munich → Innsbruck → St. Anton
By Plane
Airport:Innsbruck Airport (INN)
Flight:1h 30min
Transfer:1h 15min by bus/shuttle
By Train
Time:10-12 hours
Changes:2-3 changes
Route:
Eurostar to Paris → TGV to Munich → Regional train to Innsbruck → Bus to St. Anton