In St. Anton am Arlberg, sporting challenges meet Alpine passion. Thrilling ski runs like the legendary Kandahar and pristine powder runs attract winter sports enthusiasts from around the globe. Breathtaking views can be enjoyed from the Valluga plateau and other vantage points. Beyond the slopes, visitors can enjoy tobogganing, culinary delights, and a variety of sporting events.
The ascent to St. Anton’s highest point with the Valluga II cable car, followed by a thrilling off-piste powder run, is only possible with a professional guide. An experience every freeride enthusiast should definitely try.
Kickers, rails, and creative lines await in the Rendl Freestyle Park – ideal for adrenaline kicks, style, and bold moves. There’s only one rule: have fun and show off what you’ve got!
When the ski day winds down, it’s time to socialise. From cosy huts to legendary mountain spots, the party continues with music and an unbeatable atmosphere. Whether enjoying the sunset or right in the heart of the action, the perfect ending is simply part of the experience.
Evening tobogganing on the Gampen offers an adventurous ride and unforgettable moments of enjoyment. Before descending back into the valley on the illuminated Nasserein toboggan run, make sure to stop in for refreshment at the traditional Gampen restaurant.
Every Thursday, guests can enjoy an exclusive gourmet evening in the Verwallstube restaurant on the Galzig. The night-time ascent on the Galzigbahn cable car is an experience in itself. Once at the top, indulge in gourmet cuisine by candlelight, accompanied by live piano music and stunning panoramic views. Choose from three, four, or five-course menus – including vegetarian and vegan options – for a truly memorable culinary experience.
Inspired by the legendary mountain film, 555 winter sports enthusiasts take part each spring in the spectacular mass start from the Valluga mountain. Der Weisse Rausch has become a legend in its own right – a thrilling season finale with a tradition full of adrenaline.
Cross the ski resort on the longest ski circuit in the Alps, from Rendl to Warth. The Run of Fame covers 85 remarkable kilometres of slopes and 18,000 vertical metres, following in the footsteps of Alpine icons. A one-day adventure for ambitious winter sports enthusiasts – legendary, challenging, and unforgettable.
