Photo: Gemeinde St. Anton am Arlberg · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
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Tyrol, Austria · 1304–2811 m
St. Anton am Arlberg
1,507 m vertical · 185 km of pistes · 38 lifts
Tyrol, Austria · 1304–2811 m
1,507 m vertical · 185 km of pistes · 38 lifts
By number of runs
YesValley runs end in St. Anton: Zammermoos – St. Anton (easy, no. 50) and Grün – St. Anton (medium, no. 29) from Gampen/Galzig, plus Nasserein (no. 33) and the Rendl valley run.
Gentle green and blue runs, lifts made for learners (magic carpets, rope tows), and an area that isn't mostly steep.
Lots of blue and red runs to explore, and enough vertical for long runs.
Black runs, marked freeride routes and a big vertical.
Scores out of 100, from the runs and lifts on our piste map across the linked ski area, and the resort's vertical. Some resorts, especially smaller ones in Türkiye, are less completely mapped, so their beginner areas and learner lifts may be missing. Swiss and Austrian resorts have no green runs: beginners learn on blues there.
Shady Morning / afternoon sun
Loading runs and lifts… the first load can take ~30 s.
Sunny slopes make for warm, bright days, but the snow softens sooner. In spring, ski them in the morning before they turn slushy, and expect a hard, icy start early on cold days.
Follow the sun: east-facing runs (12%) get the morning sun, west-facing ones (14%) the afternoon sun.
How high the runs are · average 1,974 m · 49% at 2,000 m or higher
Higher runs keep their snow; the lower ones can get thin early and late in the season.
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