Epic Pass
$88/day
Europe
St. Anton am Arlberg
Tyrol, Austria★4.7editor's rating
St. Anton am Arlberg anchors the Ski Arlberg domain, Austria's largest interconnected ski area, linking St. Anton, St. Christoph, Stuben, Lech, Zürs, Warth and Schröcken across roughly 300km of pistes. It's celebrated for legendary off-piste and freeride terrain, heavy snowfall and an intense après-ski scene, with the Valluga offering dramatic high-alpine descents.
Lift Ticket
$88/day
Vertical Drop
4,944 ft
Skiable Area
300 km pistes
Best For
Freeride & Après-Ski
Terrain Breakdown
Beginner 43% Intermediate 40% Advanced 17%
Mountain Stats
Base Elevation
4,278 ft
Summit Elevation
9,222 ft
Vertical Drop
4,944 ft
Skiable Area
300 km pistes
Lifts
85
Season
Early December – Late April
Pass
Epic Pass
Night Skiing
No
Terrain Parks
Yes
Nearest Town
St. Anton am Arlberg, Austria
Highlights
Ski Arlberg - largest linked ski area in Austria, ~300km of pistesRun of Fame - ~85km circuit touring the whole connected domainValluga (2,811m) - iconic and demanding off-piste descentsWorld-renowned freeride and deep-snow terrainLegendary apres-ski (MooserWirt, Krazy Kanguruh)On the Epic Pass for international skiers
Pros
- ✓~300km fully linked across St. Anton, Lech, Zürs and Warth-Schröcken
- ✓Outstanding off-piste and freeride terrain
- ✓Very high snowfall and snow reliability
- ✓Famous, energetic apres-ski scene
- ✓Included on the Epic Pass
Cons
- ✗Skews toward advanced skiers - tougher for nervous beginners
- ✗Crowds and lift queues during peak weeks
- ✗Lower base elevation than the French high-altitude resorts
- ✗Loud party atmosphere isn't ideal for quiet family trips
Photo: Wikimedia Commons
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