Toboggan Run

Toboggan fun in the evening too. The original 2,200m toboggan run was extended by 1,800m in the summer of 1998. The fast fun on the lighted 4 km run from Gampen-plateau to the valley lasts about 10 to 15 minutes and takes you over 500 meters in elevation. The Nassereinbahn is ready to transport you to the top of the run in the evening. Detailed information is availbable at the Tourist Office.

Info-Team

Information ladies on the pistes. The information team of the Arlberg lifts offers a special service: during the entire winter season, four excellent lady skiers and connoisseurs of the terrain are on the pistes and can be found at the crossroads for information, advice and help in 8 languages. They can be recognized by their orange-black ski suits with the word "Info Team".

Snow Telephone

The current information: How is the weather at the moment in St. Anton? How much snow is there in the valley and how much snow up on top? What´s the temperature? Is the sun shining? The answers to these questions are available daily by calling the service telephone nummer: +43 5446 2565

Arlberg-TV-Channel

All the latest, with remote control. Most of St. Anton´s guest rooms have TV sets. Besides numerous TV channels there are also local information channels which can be viewed. The local broadcaster Arlberg TV keeps you up to date on social events, highlights and lots of ongoing happenings about town.

Skipanorama - Weather Forecast - TV-Channel

The ski panorama channel broadcasts latest panorama photos of the ski area daily from early in the morning. Via this channel our guests are kept utterly up to date about which lifts and cable cars are open, or closed. Weather information is updated twice daily. A three-day weather forecast is blended into the picture. Other current information can also be obtained on this channel, such as opened or closed cross country trails or information about the illuminated toboggan run. On its afternoon and evening programmes, additional updates from the lifts or the Tourist Office are shown.

Ski Pass Sales

Save time, gain leisure hours - utilize the skipass pre-sale facilities. From 02.00 pm you can purchase the next day´s ski passes and can use them from 04.00 pm on the day of purchase.

Tickets available at:

Galzigbahn, Nassereinbahn: Sun. - Fri. from 08.00 am - 04.30 pm, Sat. from 08.00 am - 08.00 pm

Rendlbahn: Daily from 08.00 am - 04.30 pm

Pedestrian zone: Sun. - Fri. from 08.00 am - 12.00 am, 03.00 pm - 07.00 pm, Sat. from 08.00 am - 12.00 am, 03.00 pm - 10.00 pm

St. Christophbahn: Daily from 08.15 am - 04.15 pm

New ticket sales at Nassereinbahn:

Skipass dispenser for 1/2 day tickets and 1 day tickets, payment with EC Card.

Arlberg Card

Ski pass system in the Arlberg region. A new ski pass and information system based on a sophisticated no-touch data chip technology is introduced in the Arlberg region. The >>ARLBERG CARD<< provides smooth access to all cableways and lifts. All lift- and cableway access areas are equipped with more comfortable turnstiles. The Arlberg Card is easy to take along and the chip is automatically read within a maximum distance of 50 cm from the electronic reading device. The ski passes are sold at the various hotels. The Arlberg Card is also a major contribution to the protection of nature and the environment. Throwaway tickets are a thing of the past. The Arlberg Card can be reloaded with data, thus enabling skiers to use the same card as often as desired.

Arlberg-Clubcard

With  the Arlberg-Clubcard, our day guests benefit from many advantages, for example no more bothersome waiting at the ticket windows through the "Direct to Lift" System (one-time registration at the ticket window - after that, straight to the ski area each time), a bonus system, free skiing on the last day of the season, a little gift when you register for the Arlberg-Clubcard, etc.

Downhill Runs + Mountain Cableways

Variety instead of monotony - with the Arlberg Ski Pass 270 km of well prepared pistes and about 180 km of deep powder snow slopes are at your disposal. The longest descent (10,2 km) leads from the Valluga over the Ulmer hut to St. Anton am Arlberg. 83 lifts await your skiing enjoyment on the Arlberg.

Lift- and Snowmaking Facilities

• More comfortable, quick and safe. The high quality standards of the entire skiing area were further enhanced this year. In order to maintain stable snow conditions additional snow making facilities were erected from Galzig to St. Christoph and from Gampen via Fang to the new stadium.
•  New quadruple connectable 4 chairlift. On Fang, next to the new floodlighted slalom run for the World Championships, a new connectable quadruple chairlift was erected to provide even better access to the slopes. Also we build a new 8 person gondle-lift from the village-part Nasserein to the Gampen.
• By the new building of the Galzigbahn the Arlberg Cable Car Company is once again setting high standards  for the future. With the help of a "Ferris wheel" it manages to make an entryway at ground level possible for the guest, by the individual gondolas from above coming over the wheel to floor height and after getting in, moving up and over the wheel again. The Funitel contains 28 cubicles each for  24 persons, transporting 2,200 passengers per hour. Breathtaking technology is only one of the highlights of the new gondola which will be ready for  the winter 2006/2007. The architecture of the bottom station of the new Galzigbahn is as well fascinating. St. Anton's guests value the direct connection from St. Anton to  the Galzig, as a starting point for  skiing or simply to enjoy the sun, the mountain panorama and an excellent meal in Europes highest 2 haube ( awarded rated) restaurant at 2080m.
• The Valfargehr 6 chairlift with weather protective hoods and heated seats, newly built in 2005. From the car park Alpe Rauz on the Arlbergstrasse fast and comfortable into the middle of the ski area. top station near the Ulmerhütte.

Snowboard Fun Park

Boards and skis on the Rendl - right at Rendl Beach, the entrance to the Funpark with funbox, table top and slides, washboard and a speed control stretch.

Winter Climbing Route on Mt. Rendl

The 850 meter long winter climbing route on the Rendl is absolutely unique in Europe! It starts right at the mountain station of Riffelbahn II. It unfolds over a rocky and snow-firn route, which is completely secured with wire cables, to the Vorderen Rendlspitze (2646m). At the end of the route, there are several magnificent ski-touring descents.