Summer vacation
at the Arlberg

Hiking.

Rushing mountain streams, unique Alpine flora and fauna, refreshing mountain air, and enchanting views accompany you every step of the way. 300 km of marked trails of varying difficulty lead you through pristine nature and past rustic alpine pastures that invite you to stop for a relaxing break. Whether you're looking for a strenuous summit climb or a leisurely stroll, there's something for everyone here.

Biking & cycling.

The well-signposted and marked trail network covers a total of 220 kilometers. There's something for every taste, from leisurely trails for warm-ups to gentle climbs and challenging off-road tours. The effort is always rewarded with views of some of the region's most beautiful high valleys. Numerous huts and alpine pastures also invite you to rest.

St. Anton Summer Card

The guest card is your ticket for your summer experiences. The summer card includes all buses, children's program, a guided hike and much more. In addition, a premium card can be purchased which includes the mountain railroads, swimming pools and many other activities in the St. Anton am Arlberg region.

You can find more information HERE.

Outdoor experiences.

​The Arlberg Via Ferrata requires nerves of steel. The high ropes course in Verwall will also get your heart racing. For those who want to experience the heights, paragliding is just the thing. Or follow the water's traces on an exciting kayaking trip, rafting, or canyoning. The gentle sound of the water while fishing or fly fishing is also soothing.

Wellness & Co.

At the Stanzertal Wellness Park in Pettneu and at ARLBERG-well.com, you'll find the ideal place to leave everyday life behind for a few hours and enjoy some soothing relaxation. If you haven't worked out enough in the mountains, you can give it your all in the gym. Or, if you've worked yourself to your limits, treat yourself to a soothing massage or unwind with a yoga class.

Family activities.

What could be better than a family vacation? A journey of discovery through the forest, testing your skills on the climbing wall and in the high ropes course, experiencing and understanding nature on the Senns WunderWanderWeg (Senn's Wonder Trail), marveling at crystal-clear lakes and colorful alpine meadows, romping around on numerous playgrounds, or participating in the free children's program. All this and much more awaits your children!

Culinary.

Kaiserschmarren, dumplings, Wiener Schnitzel, Tiroler Gröstl , and apple strudel taste best at a rustic alpine hut nestled in the Tyrolean mountains. Let your Tyrolean hosts spoil you with traditional delicacies. To round things off, toast with a homemade schnapps, as is tradition.

Indoor Adventures.

Those seeking exercise will find a wide range of activities at Arl.Rock, including climbing, bouldering, bowling, tennis, and squash. The two tennis courts can also be used for badminton or volleyball. Those interested in art and culture will find the St. Anton Ski Museum, the Pettneu Art Space, and the Kunsthalle art gallery perfect for them.

Events.

A summer without events? Unimaginable! The Arlberg calendar is packed with cultural, sporting, and musical events. Participation in the Arlberg Giro, the "Wadlbeisser," or the marathon promise moments of sporting joy. Those who prefer a more relaxed atmosphere should consider a visit to a village festival, a tent festival, or a film festival.