The St. Anton am Arlberg region is one of the most snow-reliable winter sports regions in the Alps and, in addition to the gigantic summits, it offers all the amenities of an international holiday region characterised by warm hospitality and Tyrolean tradition as well as an international and cosmopolitan flair.
Anyone travelling to the St. Anton am Arlberg region in winter is entering a snow and sports paradise that has not only enjoyed an international reputation since the Alpine World Ski Championships were held in 2001. High holiday standards, the ultimate winter sports resort, outstanding hospitality and service, a gondola with big wheel, special weeks such as the "Ladies First" feel-good weeks, the very finest gourmet cuisine, a new multifunctional sports centre and numerous events promise an unforgettable 2017/2018.
Where East meets West
St. Anton am Arlberg - Tyrol's world village.
Because of the international visitors from all parts of the globe, St. Anton am Arlberg is known as a world village. It offers international flair mixed with rural charm, which is present throughout your skiing holiday. At 1,300 metres above sea level, you are far away from the stress and routine of everyday life.
Succumb to unwinding in this special place and let yourself be carried by the relaxed ambiance - St. Anton am Arlberg's pedestrian zone is therefore also the place in town to go for a stroll.
A turning point marked the Arlberg's history in the 2016/17 winter season. As the largest networked ski resort in Austria and one of the five largest in the world, "Ski-Arlberg" stands for a new dimension in skiing pleasure.
305 spectacular kilometres of downhill skiing offer winter sports enthusiasts almost endless opportunities to experience the legendary Arlberg in all its facets and to immerse themselves in a unique winter paradise: from St. Anton, St. Christoph, Stuben via Zürs and Lech to Schröcken and Warth, amidst the impressive peaks and in the beautiful valley, on and off the slopes. Welcome to the Arlberg!
You will also find your winter sports destination off-piste up the Arlberg: the extensive offer includes tobogganing (sledging), curling, Figln (What on earth do the Tyroleans get up to?), snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and Nordic walking. Snowshoeing is particularly popular at the moment: exploring Tyrol's mountains on foot has almost something meditative about it - concentrating on the powerful images of nature and the rhythm of your heartbeat, these hikes are a wonderful kind of spiritual relaxation.
The Hotel Post also has the best possible location for cross-country skiers, because here you have direct access to 40 kilometres of perfectly prepared slopes and are doing something really good for your figure and your cardiovascular system thanks to this special sport.
