Skiing Holiday on the Arlberg
The Cradle of Alpine Skiing
St. Anton am Arlberg is one of the best-known winter sports destinations in the Alps and part of Ski Arlberg, Austria’s largest interconnected ski area. With 300 kilometres of ski runs, more than 200 kilometres of powder runs and 85 cable cars and lifts, the ski area offers plenty of choice for beginners, families, experienced skiers and freeriders.
From Arlen Lodge, you can be right in the middle of it within minutes. The Nassereinbahn lift is just a short distance away, the ski bus stops directly in front of the hotel and, when snow conditions allow, ski-out access is only around 20 metres away. Experienced skiers may even be able to ski back to the Arlen Lodge, depending on snow conditions.
You can also purchase your ski pass conveniently at our reception. And because we know the mountains around St. Anton well ourselves, we are always happy to share our personal tips for pistes, ski circuits and memorable days on the Arlberg.
The ski area covers a total of around 50 km² (including open ski terrain) and stretches over more than 1,500 metres in altitude to its highest point. More than 300 km of marked runs make every skier's heart beat faster. In addition, skiers will find around 200 km of variations in the open terrain. The longest downhill run is 9 km long and leads with a difference in altitude of 1,350 m from the Valluga via the Ulmerhütte to St. Anton am Arlberg. With snowboard fun parks, carving areas, permanent race tracks and many cosy meeting places, the Arlberg offers a distinctive winter holiday.
St. Anton am Arlberg has made a name for itself in the international winter sports scene as a freeride mecca. The wide, open terrain is perfect for endless powder runs and the finely structured terrain in the midst of a breathtaking panorama invite you to let the dust settle. Park fans get their money's worth with the stanton park. The Proline has fat kickers and lots of rails and boxes. The medium kicker line offers jumps between 7 and 11 metres and various jibs and on the jib line, snowboarders can let off steam on various boxes and rails.