St. Anton am Arlberg Piste Map

The terrain at St. Anton am Arlberg is as diverse as it is expansive, offering something for every type of skier. The area encompasses 301 km of pistes, connected by a modern lift network that includes gondolas, high-speed quads, and surface lifts, ensuring minimal queuing even on busy days. Beginners will feel at home on the gentle slopes of Nasserein, where wide pistes and ski schools provide an excellent environment for learning. Families and those progressing their skills will also find well-marked, confidence-building pistes in this area.

Intermediate skiers will relish the broad selection of blue and red pistes across the Galzig and Gampen sectors. The long, cruising descents from Kapall and Schindlergrat provide ample space to carve and enjoy the stunning alpine scenery, while the Valluga cable car opens up high-altitude adventures. For a real challenge, the famous Steissbachtal run, also known as “Happy Valley,” offers a thrilling 9 km descent into the village, combining both intermediate and steeper sections.

Advanced and expert skiers are well catered for, with 40% of the terrain classified as advanced and 17% as expert. The challenging runs off the Valluga summit are a must for experienced skiers, with steep slopes and rugged ridges offering exhilarating descents. For those seeking off-piste opportunities, St. Anton’s reputation precedes it, although these require suitable skills and, ideally, a local guide due to the complex terrain.

St. Anton is also home to four terrain parks that cater to freestyle enthusiasts, with jumps, rails, and features designed for all skill levels. The parks, combined with natural halfpipes and open bowls, ensure variety for those looking to mix up their skiing day.

What makes the skiing experience at St. Anton truly memorable is the majestic alpine backdrop of the Arlberg range, where high peaks, ridgelines, and sweeping valleys create an unforgettable sense of place. The variety and scale of the terrain, alongside the atmospheric mountain restaurants scattered across the area, offer both a physical challenge and a cultural immersion that appeals to skiers of all levels.