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St. Anton am Arlberg

St. Anton Am Arlberg

Tyrol

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Fresh snow/sleet all week so a new top layer which is ok up top but icing sugar lower down by 11AM. Runs getting chopped up early but snow integrity is holding into the afternoon above 2000 metres. Fresh snow overnight: avalanche canons been going all morning. 

Anton Ski Report – March 24, 2025

Today, we skied the backside of St. Anton and parts of St. Christoph. We took the far gondola near the base up to Galzig, where conditions changed noticeably above 1,700 meters. Early in the morning (10 AM), the snow was hardpack, but as we ascended, it improved significantly.

We took the Vallugabahn I tram straight to the top of Valluga, where conditions were incredible—pure powder in the shade and hardpack in the sun. High-altitude skiing was the highlight of the day, with all north-facing slopes covered in deep powder and south-facing slopes in firm hardpack. We found chutes loaded with powder and skied here for most of the day.

In the afternoon, we took Run 66—a spring-style hardpack/slushy descent down to St. Christoph. By 1 PM, the snow had softened considerably but remained plentiful. Overall, it was a fantastic ski day. Next up: Stuben.

Luca Mariani

St. Anton Ski Report – March 23, 2025 (Afternoon Update)

At 12:30, we heard news about heading to Rendl, located on the north side of St. Anton. It was just a short four-minute walk from the far giant gondola. The snow already looked promising from below, and when we reached the top, we were met with cold temperatures, fresh snow from the early morning rain, and every run open. At around 2 the snow softened up, but still did not turn into a slush. Due to this, I was caught in a small slide near the lifts. But, the skiing was amazing.

We spent the entire day skiing Rendl, which had fantastic conditions. Locals mentioned that Lech, Rendl, Stuben, St. Christoph, and Warth currently have the best snow in the region. With more snowfall expected later this week, we plan to return to Rendl soon.

St. Anton Ski Report – March 23, 2025

Today, our group skied l at St. Anton. The morning conditions were excellent, but lower down, off-piste terrain had little to no snow.

At around 11 AM, we took the gondola near St. Peter, and at the top, we found an abundance of snow. However, it was heavy and wet—completely different from the lower mountain. At even higher elevations, beyond the main gondolas, the snow transitioned into hardpack.

Local skiers mentioned that recent rain only affected the lower elevations, while higher up, it turned into snow. Overall, conditions at St. Anton were mixed but not bad today.

No snow has fallen here in St Anton so not sure why it says 4cm

Bigge 

Bleak, wet, weather set to be in all day.....

Been a mix all day, sun and now pumping. 

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