About St Anton am Arlberg
St Anton am Arlberg is one of Austria’s most celebrated ski destinations – home to the largest linked ski area in the country, a legendary off-piste reputation, and an après-ski culture that draws visitors from across the world. Getting there should match the experience: a private, door-to-door transfer that takes the stress out of travel so you arrive ready to ski.
AlpRoads provides premium private transfers to St Anton from all major regional airports. Fixed prices, no shared coaches, free ski equipment transport, and a driver who monitors your flight so you never worry about delays.
World-Class Skiing on the Arlberg
St Anton sits at 1,304 metres above sea level in Tyrol, Austria, with slopes reaching 2,811 metres at the Valluga summit. It forms the centrepiece of Ski Arlberg, Austria’s largest interconnected ski area, linking St Anton, Lech, Zürs, Stuben, St Christoph, and Warth-Schröcken under a single lift pass – 305 kilometres of marked pistes in total.
The resort is revered among experienced skiers for the quality and quantity of its off-piste terrain. The Valluga and the Rendl area in particular offer serious freeride routes, and local guides take skiers into the surrounding bowls and couloirs that have made St Anton’s powder reputation global. That said, the resort caters to all levels: wide, well-groomed blue and red runs on the Gampen and Kapall sectors suit intermediate skiers perfectly.
The Après-Ski Scene
Few resorts on earth match St Anton for après-ski atmosphere. The Mooserwirt – perched directly on the Gampen run – is probably the most famous ski bar in the Alps, drawing enormous crowds every afternoon. The Krazy Kanguruh next door and the Heustadl are equally celebrated. The party continues long into the evening in the village, with restaurants, bars, and clubs catering to every taste from hearty Austrian cuisine to international fine dining.
The Village
St Anton’s pedestrianised village centre is charming without being overdeveloped. The main street, Dorfstrasse, is lined with boutiques, sports shops, and restaurants. It has the feel of a genuine Tyrolean mountain town with a world-class resort layered on top.
