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St. Anton Ski Resort


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St. Anton Skiing at a Glance
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Number of Lifts:85
Terrain:30% beginner, 40% intermediate, 30% advanced
Skiable Acreage:12,355
Vertical Rise:4,928 feet
Season:Late November to Early May
Annual Snowfall:275 inches
Related Resources:Trail Map, Snow Report

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St. Anton
by Paul McMenamin

In the Arlberg region of the Tirol lies St. Anton, one of the oldest and busiest of Austria's resorts. You can ski dozens of runs from St. Anton proper, plus hundreds of other runs in the nearby resorts of St. Christoph, Stuben, Zurs, and Lech. St. Anton offers Austria's largest ski school and perhaps the best skiing for intermediates in the Tirol. From St. Anton, take the cable car to the Valluga summit and you'll enjoy a 9,000-foot half-hour cruise to the valley below. The intermediate run from the Gampberg summit is outstanding, while experts will be challenged by the large mogul field accessed from the Tanzboden lift.

Where: To get to Alberg, fly to Zurich, then take the express train to St. Anton or the Arlberg Express ski-bus to Lech.



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* Resort expense has been estimated by rating the cost of a daily lift ticket during the prime, non-holiday season ( $60 or less;
$60-75; $75 or more ), this basis also offers some insight to approximate lodging and dining costs, but transportation (airfare, car rental/shuttle, etc.) has not been factored into account.