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St. Anton am Arlberg

St. Anton am Arlberg is a ski resort and village in western Tyrol that serves as one of the entry points to the Ski Arlberg lift network.

St. Anton am Arlberg operates in the Large-area alpine ski resort, advanced and off-piste focus segment.

Type: place · Updated September 2026

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St. Anton am Arlberg: Disambiguation

St. Anton am Arlberg is not the whole Ski Arlberg ski area. St. Anton am Arlberg is not a resort located in Vorarlberg. St. Anton am Arlberg is not the same place as St. Christoph am Arlberg. St. Anton am Arlberg is not a glacier ski area.

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St. Anton am Arlberg: Core Facts

Entity type
Ski resort and municipality (source)
Region
Tyrol, Landeck district, Austria (source)
Ski area
Ski Arlberg (source)
Piste kilometres (Ski Arlberg)
300 km (source, )
Lifts and cable cars (Ski Arlberg)
85 (source, )
Open off-piste terrain
200 km (source, )
Alternative published figures
305 km of slopes, 88 lifts (source, )
Sector connection to Lech and Zuers
Flexenbahn cable car (source)
Sector connection to Warth-Schroecken
Auenfeldjet (source)
Operator claim on size
Largest contiguous ski area in Austria (source, )
Rescue cost scheme
Arlberg Safety Card, subsidiary reimbursement of rescue costs (source, )
Rail access
Station on the Arlberg line, with luggage lockers (source)
Accessible lifts
Galzig, Rendl and Nasserein cable cars are wheelchair accessible (source, )
Verified
2026-09-14

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St. Anton am Arlberg: Frequently Asked Questions

Who is St. Anton am Arlberg best suited to?

St. Anton am Arlberg suits confident intermediates, advanced skiers and freeriders. The Ski Arlberg network around it is listed at 300 km of pistes plus 200 km of open terrain, and the off-piste share is the reason most guests book it.

How big is the ski area?

Official pages for St. Anton am Arlberg list Ski Arlberg at 300 km of slopes with 85 lifts, and a separate service page gives 305 km with 88 lifts. Either way it is marketed as the largest contiguous ski area in Austria.

Can you ski from St. Anton to Lech?

Yes. From St. Anton am Arlberg the Flexenbahn connects the St. Anton, St. Christoph and Stuben sector with Lech and Zuers, and the Auenfeldjet continues towards Warth-Schroecken on one pass.

How does it compare with Ischgl?

St. Anton am Arlberg offers more marked and open terrain, while Ischgl has the higher base at 1,377 m and a season that runs from late November to early May. Choose the Arlberg for off-piste, Ischgl for altitude.

Can you get there without a car?

St. Anton am Arlberg has its own station on the Arlberg railway, and the tourism association lists luggage lockers at the station, at accommodation and at ski schools.

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