St Anton is home to stunning hiking routes, so keen walkers could spend a whole week exploring on foot. Walk along the roaring Rosanna river, through snowy forests, or take in the jewel in St Anton’s walking crown; the Verwall Valley.
Further afield the beautiful village of Lech is home to 50km of groomed hiking paths; take the ‘Snowflakes Panorama Trail’ at the top of Rufikopf, 2345 meters high, or walk through the wild remote beauty of the ‘Spullerwald’ in Zurs where you will experience true peace and quiet.

Snowshoe-hiking is a sport for everyone. Strap on your snowshoes and experience the serenity of the snow-covered landscape. It’s a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in true winter wonderland.
Whatever your level, we recommend a guide, who will lead you to places untouched by ski lifts, revealing the beauty of the Arlberg far away from the slopes.
3 hours   €355.00
2 hours   €295.00

Experience the freedom of flying with a tandem flight.
After meeting your guide at the top of Kapall, you will take off from 2328 meters and soar above the mountains for roughly 15 minutes, before landing back at town level. Paragliding is as close to flying as a human can get, it’s magical, something everyone should experience in their lifetime.
Glide flight €175
Thermal flight €275
Panoramic flight €340

St Anton is home to a 4km natural terrain toboggan run. The starting point at 1,850 metres is easily reached by the Nasserein gondola, where the fast and winding route takes about 25 minutes to descend into the valley.
Choose daytime or evening tobogganing, but either way recommend stopping for food or drinks in Thony's Hutt or at the bottom in Thony's Barn.
WHEN: Daily from 12 noon to 4.15 pm or Tuesday & Thursday evening 19:00 – 21:00
COST: Use your weekly lift pass to access the lift + hire a toboggan for €10 from any sports shop or Thony's Barn
NOTE: The toboggan run is conditions dependent.

Arlberg Escapes is the perfect activity for a mixed group. You will enter a themed ‘games-room’ with your team, where you will find clues to solve a multitude of puzzles. These puzzles must be completed within 60 minutes in order to ‘escape’, but you will only do so by working together, using all your senses and problem solving skills.
WHEN: Everyday 12:00 – 22:00
TEAMS: 2 to 6 players
COST: 2-3 players €75 | 4 players €100 | 5 players €120 | 6 players €135

The Arl-Park is home to a bowling alley, climbing wall, trampoline park, squash courts, ping pong and pool tables.
The trampoline park is as good as they get, run by Olympic freestyle skier Andy Gohl, complete with 14 trampoline fields, an airbag, free-fall towers, professional standard trampoline beds, an air-track, double-mini-tramps, and much more.
The climbing wall is suitable for all levels, kitted out with an auto belay.
TRAMPOLINING: €17.00
BOWLING: €16.00
CLIMBING: €10.00

If you’d like your children to feel as though they’ve stepped foot in a real life fairy tale, then a horse drawn sleigh ride is the answer.
You'll be taken to the cosy Wagner Hutt via the Verwall Valley for a hot chocolate, before returning back.
DURATION: 90 minutes + 30 minute break
COST: €50 per person or €450 to book the whole sleigh (up to 10 guests)
WHEN: Wednesday & Thursday | 12.00 | 14.00 | 16.00

St Anton is home to wonderful yoga studio, which offers the perfect tranquil hiding place with views of the mountains and the pistes. So as you’re stretching into Warrier 1, or relaxing into child’s pose, you can watch the skiers whizzing past outside.
Contact me ahead of your trip for the weeks class schedule.
COST: €20

St Anton does have an ice skating rink, but I’m here to tell you about wild ice skating on the absolutely glorious Piburger See. This natural frozen lake is surrounded by snow-capped mountains, it's so stunning it feels like it's straight out of a Disney film. The ice rink is huge (1.5km long) and the best of all, this natural facility is absolutely free.
WHEN: Daily, from 10:00 – 16:30 conditions dependant.
COST: Ice skates €5 to hire.
The only catch is that Piburger See is a 50 minute drive away, however if you are looking for something different to do, it really is worth it.

The highest point in St Anton is the Valluga mountain at 2,811 metres, where you will find the most stunning views. From here you can see the mountain peaks of 4 countries, from the surrounding mountains in Austria, to Italy in the South, Switzerland in the west and Germany to the north. It’s a must visit.

To get there a pedestrian lift pass costs €41.00 – but you could make a whole day of it by stopping along the way in some of the fantastic bars and restaurants.