St. Anton, Austria

Ski in the clouds!

St. Anton am Arlberg, often called the "cradle of alpine skiing," is one of the world's most renowned ski destinations. It is part of the Ski Arlberg network, Austria's largest interconnected ski area.

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St.Anton

Enjoy your holiday at the 3-star Hotel Nassereinerhof, a charming mountain escape in St. Anton am Arlberg, set amidst majestic alpine landscapes. Ideally located on the sunny side of the valley, our hotel is a perfect launchpad for the Arlberg ski area with immediate access to cable cars, ski slopes, sports shops, and a ski school. Relax and recharge in our "AlpenSpa" wellness area after an exhilarating day in the snow. The spa features a swimming pool, a variety of saunas, a steam bath, and an infrared cabin, complemented by massages and soothing wellness treatments. Delight in the culinary experiences offered by our kitchen, with a fusion of traditional and international cuisine, fondue specialties, and themed buffet evenings, all in a cozy, welcoming setting. In our "Panorama Winter Garden", enjoy fine drinks while taking in the picturesque view of the snowy village, or relax in the comfort of our traditional parlor.

Link: Live Webcams from the ski area
Link: See an interactive trail map here

About the location

The Terrain and Experience

Expert Paradise: While it has beginner areas, St. Anton is legendary for its challenging off-piste terrain and steep "bump" runs. The Valluga peak offers some of the most extreme lift-accessed freeriding in Europe.
Vast Scale: The Ski Arlberg region (including Lech, Zürs, and Stuben), totals over 300 km of marked runs and 200 km of off-piste routes.
The Run of Fame: A spectacular 85 km ski circuit that takes you through the entire region, featuring 18,000 meters of vertical descent.
Modern Infrastructure: The resort features world-class lifts, including the unique Galzigbahn, which uses Ferris wheel technology to allow ground-level boarding.

Quick Facts

Snowfall: One of the snowiest regions in the Alps, averaging around 7 meters (275 inches) of snowfall annually.
Season: Typically runs from late November to late April.
Accessibility: Unusually for a major ski resort, St. Anton has its own train station in the town center, making it easily accessible from Innsbruck, Zurich, or Munich.