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Tirol · Austria
Skiing and hiking region of the Western Alps, with rail access at Sankt Anton.
In the photo: Formarinsee
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
Get to know the place
The Arlberg brings together towns and mountains between Tirol and Vorarlberg. Sankt Anton serves as the rail gateway and base for Galzig and Valluga. The region is known for skiing, but the hiking season offers another way to experience the terrain.
Your visit should be planned according to the months and the experience you want. A panoramic circuit uses platforms and prepared links; long trails and snow sports require specific planning. You don’t need to ski to get to know the base and the summer access routes.
Mountain operations are not continuous year-round: between seasons there can be maintenance intervals. Book a stay with flexibility to change the order of ascents.
This destination brings together 1 city: Sankt Anton am Arlberg.
One destination, many paths
Start with one city or combine several in your itinerary.
Contornos: BEV, via geoBoundaries (CC BY-SA 2.0). Adaptação do Cidade Turismo.
✈ Flughafen Innsbruck (INN), in Innsbruck · 100 km to Sankt Anton am Arlberg
The St. Anton am Arlberg station links the valley to the Innsbruck and Vorarlberg corridors. Confirm before purchasing.
The local experience
Galzig is one of the mountains accessed from Sankt Anton am Arlberg. The cable car departs from the urban area and leads to high-altitude routes and facilities.
Valluga is one of the high points of the Arlberg, reached by a sequence of transports from Sankt Anton. A panoramic visit requires checking each stage of the circuit.
Before you go
A little planning leaves more time to enjoy the journey.
June to September usually favors hiking. December to April concentrates the typical winter season; in the other months, check availability before booking your stay.
The seasons shown are the most usual ones; nature doesn't always follow the calendar.
Three days allow you to see the base and pick two mountain days depending on the weather.
Sankt Anton’s center brings the station and the Galzigbahn close together. More distant areas in the valley may depend on buses; compare that connection with the outings you plan.
Take your trash with you, follow the signs and support local businesses. In natural areas, follow the visiting guidelines.
Get your questions answered
Three days allow you to see the base and pick two mountain days depending on the weather.
June to September usually favors hiking. December to April concentrates the typical winter season; in the other months, check availability before booking your stay.
In summer there are hikes and panoramic circuits according to the schedule; during maintenance intervals the offerings can be limited.
