St. Anton Am Arlberg ski area, Tyrol, Austria

  This resort was amazing, everyone was friendly and helpful, and even in April the quality of the skiing was great. Although me and my friends have never been skiing before the instructors were so amazing that we were going down black runs after only 6 day says Philippa Wisbey.

St. Anton Am Arlberg is a fuller-size than average ski area in possession of an average drop if compared to other Austria ski resorts. Having 65,000 acres of ski terrain being short of skiable area won’t happen. St. Anton Am Arlberg has
    a lot of different runs and a perfect selection of ski lifts. Skiing and snowboarding here in Tyrol, Austria is loads of fun through the snow season. St. Anton Am Arlberg has a nice variety of runs; it won’t leave anyone bored. The drop of 4,957 feet is a great
drop. The trailmap on this internet page will give you a good idea what St. Anton Am Arlberg is like. There are 260 trails to choose from; there are more than enough trails for every skill. St. Anton Am Arlberg has a much lower than average fraction of challenging runs and a much higher than average part of easy runs. The 82 lifts here are in magnificent condition. The winter vista of the Tyrol, Austria mountains and the glorious feeling of gliding down the trails are sure to keep you returning for more. This is a family  
friendly ski resort with heaps of blue and green runs. Good exercise and getting out of the house for a while will have you returning for more. Some folks prefer skiing and some snowboarding, either way, this vicinity has loads of ski mountains.

  QUICK STATS
Vertical drop: 4,957 feet

Total Runs: 260
- 25% Expert and Advanced
- 50% Intermediate Runs
- 25% Beginner Runs

Total Lifts: 82

Skiing Area: 65,000 acres
Annual snowfall: 0 feet

Coordinates:
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Longitude: 1
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