Galzigbahn
The gondola from the village up to Galzig. It is part of the northern RUN of FAME route towards Stuben and Zürs.
Ski Arlberg
St. Anton am Arlberg
The cradle of Alpine skiing, at the Galzigbahn.
Start in St. Anton at the Galzig, Rendl or Gampen lift. See where each lift takes you, how the ski bus works and what to do off the slopes.
Explore the liftsSkiing in St. Anton am Arlberg
Discover St. Anton am Arlberg.
St. Anton am Arlberg is the Tyrolean heart of Ski Arlberg and calls itself the cradle of Alpine skiing. From the village, the Galzigbahn, Rendlbahn and Gampenbahn take you into the ski area; via Galzig and Valfagehr you connect to Stuben, Zürs and Lech.
The station is in the middle of the village, so you can arrive by train and walk to your hotel and the lifts. Off the slopes you will find the ski museum in Villa Trier, toboggan runs, ice rinks and the arl.park trampoline hall.
On the slopes
Lifts in St. Anton am Arlberg
Rendlbahn
The gondola to the Rendl on the other side of the valley. The Riffel lifts in this sector take you up to the Riffelscharte.
Gampenbahn
The lift to Gampen, home to the Hopplweg, a special piste for children.
More of the mountains
Things to do in St. Anton am Arlberg
Ski history in Villa Trier
The MUSEUM St. Anton traces the development of skiing, including the Arlberg Ski Club and pioneers such as Hannes Schneider. It is within walking distance of the centre.
The Hopplweg on Gampen
Ski Arlberg highlights the Hopplweg as a family attraction. Children ski their own route with playful features along the way.
arl.park and ice rinks
Taking a day off skiing? The arl.park trampoline hall covers 1,000 m², and there are toboggan runs and rinks for skating or curling.
Getting there
To the lifts and back
The station is in the village centre and the lifts are a short walk away. An extensive ski-bus network links the districts with the main lifts. According to Ski Arlberg, the local ski buses are free with a valid ski pass.
View the piste map ↗Before you go
Frequently asked questions about St. Anton am Arlberg
Can I ski from St. Anton to Lech?
Yes. Via Galzig and Valfagehr you reach Alpe Rauz, then take the Flexenbahn to Zürs and Lech. Check the last connections for your return.
Where should I start with children?
Gampen is a good choice: it is home to the Hopplweg, a children's piste with playful features.
Can I get to St. Anton by train?
Yes, the station is in the middle of the village. From there you can walk to most hotels and the lifts.
More of Ski Arlberg
Explore the other villages
St. Christoph
High on the Arlberg Pass, with the piste at the door.
Explore St. Christoph →Stuben
The smallest Arlberg village, at the foot of the Albona.
Explore Stuben →Zürs
Powder snow right to the hotel door.
Explore Zürs →Lech
The Walser village where Der Weiße Ring begins.
Explore Lech →Oberlech
A car-free ski village above Lech.
Explore Oberlech →Warth
A Walser village at the Dorfbahn, with the Auenfeldjet to Lech.
Explore Warth →Schröcken
The northernmost village in Ski Arlberg.
Explore Schröcken →