St Anton am Arlberg offers great programs for children and here is where our nannies become their best friend! There is a 4 km illuminated natural toboggan run from Gampen to Nasserein to the Rodelstall. This is open daily from 12pm to 4pm and with evening tobogganing between 7.30pm to 9.30pm on a couple of evenings per week (check with your nanny). This activity is for older kids. Our nannies love to take the children up the Galzigbahn and Vallugah cable car and explore the outdoor areas at the top. There are also horse-drawn carriage rides in the snowy Verwall Valley.

Ice skating, ice curling, and watching the St Anton ski instructors ski at night on a torch lit descent every Wednesday night are other activities your children can get involved with. They can also watch the free style skiers perform aerial acrobatic tricks! In the heart of St. Anton am Arlberg, our nannies take all age children to the modern Center for Wellness where they can go swimming and relax afterwards. Here they can also swim outdoors onlooking the stunning scenery. We advise to bring swimming nappies with you for your babies if taking part in this activity.

Arl.Rock Sports Centre – Multi choice sports; an indoor sports activity centre for older children, Arl.Rock’s main attraction is the ginormous climbing facility of almost 1,000 square metres indoor and outdoor.

St Anton stands proudly among the world’s premier resorts, drawing expert skiers and snowboarders from across the world each winter. With 200 kilometres of marked ski routes, this alpine haven attracts many powder enthusiasts who eagerly await the opening of these routes on a perfect powder day.

This modern holiday resort has retained its traditional appeal and is famous for its off-piste skiing and apres-ski. The ski area is linked to St Christoph and Stuben, with regular buses to Lech. It has many off-piste runs as well as normal pistes.

For those who prefer to stay grounded, St Anton offers a sports centre, swimming pool, ice rink, tenpin bowling, and a climbing wall. Apres-Ski in St Anton is some of the best, with slopeside après ski bars located a few hundred metres from the start of central St Anton. There is one main street that runs through St Anton and this is where most of the restaurants, bars and clubs can be found.

Ski Arlberg in Numbers

• Over 300 interconnected downhill skiing kilometres.
• More than 200 kilometres of deep snow runs, catering to the adventurous spirits.
• 85 state-of-the-art cableways for efficient and scenic transportation.
• 304 diverse runs catering to both beginners and seasoned pros-130 beginner runs, 123 intermediate runs, 51 advanced runs.
• 18 ski huts and mountain restaurants in the area from self-service to gourmet cuisine