Ski and Snowboard Lessons in St Anton

New Generation Ski School St Anton

Our Ski School team in St Anton are experienced, qualified and passionate ski and snowboard instructors. Whether you’re an experienced off-piste skier or are planning your first ski holiday, they can help you create memories that last a lifetime.

They can show you the hidden powder stashes, the perfect snowparks for the kids and the quietest runs for those looking for a confidence boost.

We offer private ski and snowboard lessons, off-piste guiding and coaching, children’s group ski lessons and bespoke packages for Special events or Corporate trips.

Our expert reservations team are on hand to guide and advise you should you have any questions. You can reserve your Ski lessons online or pop into our office in the centre of St Anton to chat with one of our team.

Discover our Ski Lessons in St Anton

Need help with booking ski lessons in St Anton?

Give us a call, we’re here for you.

UK office: +44 1462 674 000
Lines open: Monday – Friday 9:00 – 17:00 UK

Austrian office: +43 720 882398
From December daily 08:00 – 18:00 CET

St Anton at a Glance

Ski Resort Guide

Pisted Ski Area

305km

Total Lifts

97

Longest Run

6km

Snowparks

5

Night Skiing

No

Ski Pass Area

Arlberg

Resort Altitude

1304m

Nearest International Airport

Innsbruck

Snow
Lifts
On-Piste
Off-Piste
Beginners
Nightlife
Green Runs

0

Blue Runs

34

Red Runs

70

Black Runs

30

St Anton Piste Map

St Anton Ski School Meeting Point

Where you’ll meet your ski or snowboard instructor(s)

The New Generation St Anton Ski School meeting points are at the top of Gampen. Our team will be easy to recognise in New Generation jackets. If you take Nasserein up, please make sure to walk/ski around to our respective meeting points or get in touch with the office to make sure the instructor meets you at the exit of the lift.

Group Lessons – please meet your instructor by the ski-racks along the side of restaurant Himmeleck.

Private Lessons – please meet your instructor by the giant resort sign between the exit of Gampen and entrance to Kapallbahn

Have you never skied before? Take Nassereinbahn up! Get in touch with the office to confirm that the instructor will meet you at the exit.

Other wishes – Don’t hesitate to contact the office to set up an alternative meeting point for private lessons. The instructor can meet you for instance at your hotel or ski rental.

Please arrive early, have relevant lesson information to hand and be prepared to drop off kids or friends quickly. You should know the level you have booked and the name of the instructor before you arrive at the meeting point.

Please note that due to weather conditions we might have to change the meeting place, but we will be in touch to let you know where to meet. Please ensure your contact details are up to date on your online booking. You can check your details here.

Custom Experiences

Tailored for each client
Adaptive Ski Lessons

Adaptive ski lessons are enabling more people to participate in snow sports with the greatest possible level of independence. These ski lessons are run by a specially trained team of adaptive ski instructors and we have access to a selection of specialist equipment depending on your needs. If we are unable to help with your specific requirements we will be able to recommend an alternative school or instructor in Courchevel that can.

Bespoke business packages
Corporate Ski Lessons

Skiing is a great way to improve teamwork and communication within a company.

New Generation Ski School St Anton offers corporate ski lessons that are designed to help employees bond and work together more effectively. The lessons take place in the beautiful setting of the Austrian Alps, and they are taught by experienced instructors who are passionate about skiing.

During the lessons, employees will learn how to Ski safely and efficiently, but they will also have the opportunity to explore their relationships and overcome boundaries. St Anton is the perfect place for companies to invest in their employees, and to create an environment that promotes teamwork and collaboration.

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St Anton FAQ’s

Our Ski Lesson Costs are from

* quoted prices are for 1 person in non-peak weeks. Additional pupils can be added for €35, with higher prices in peak weeks.

All skiers need the Single Pass which covers the whole St Anton & Lech Arlberg ski area.

Find out more here on the Ski Arlberg website.

St Anton is a winter wonderland for children and a place where they can explore and have fun in the snow and indoors. You can take your children ice skating, sledging and even try out curling. There’s a climbing center, bowling alley and trampoline park too!

Yes, St Anton is a great resort for first timers (skiers or snowboarders). The best place to learn for beginners to learn to ski in St Anton is at Gampen or Nasserein. These areas are perfect for beginners as the slopes are wide and open and there is a variety of drag lifts for you to practice on.

This area is perfect for adults and children of all ages, so no matter your skill level or whether you ski or snowboard, the beginner areas of St Anton are the best place to learn or gain confidence on your first day on the slopes.

St Anton is famous for it’s incredible snow conditions. On average, St Anton received a whopping 11m of snow a year, meaning conditions are always optimal and the snow sticks around long into the spring with such a deep base.

Fly

There are several airports within a few hours of St Anton, Innsbruck and Friedrichshafen in Germany are the closest. Other options include Zurich, Munich, and Salzburg. There are several companies that operate bus and taxi transfers between airports and resort. From Zurich, we recommend Arlberg Express who run regular shuttles between the airport and various locations in the Arlberg.

Private Ski Transfers

We highly recommend Snowlinx Transfers, to take you from the airport or train station to your accommodation. You’ll need to book this service before arrival.

Drive

It’s about a 10hr drive once in mainland Europe to reach St Anton. If driving, you will need a Vignette for driving on the motorways and certain other main roads, including the S16 which is the main road serving St Anton. The benefits of driving are no luggage restrictions and the option of an extra day skiing during a week’s holiday.

Train

Conveniently located on the main train line between Zurich and Vienna, St Anton is easy to reach by train with direct services from the main stations in Innsbruck, Salzburg, Zurich and Vienna amongst others.

St Anton is reasonably high end and prices are higher than other ski resorts. But typically in ski resorts that are more pricey, you reap the benefits in other places.

The average price for a beer or wine is around €5. Prices do tend to go up if you’re on the mountain, compared to bars in the town centre.

Check the St Anton website each year to find out the opening and closing dates of St Anton ski area.

One of our favourite non-skiing activities is rodeling, this is tobogganing down a road covered in snow and is great fun! Take the Nassereinbahn up and then head down the 4.2km track towards Nasserein. During the day (open from 12:00) it is included in your lift pass, and then on Tuesday and Thursday evening they turn on the floodlights and operate the Nassereinbahn for rodeling from 7:30pm to 9:30pm. The rodelbahn will only be open when the snow conditions allow it.

The ski show on Wednesdays night is definitely worth your time! Put on some warm clothes and take one of the extra free buses to town to watch the show. It starts at 9:00pm and lasts for about an hour. You’ll get to see demo skiing, learn something about the history of skiing and watch some fireworks! It takes place at the Karl Schranz Stadion, just follow the crowds heading for the bottom of the floodlit piste.

Visit the wellness centre to go for a swim, relax in the sauna or try the ice skating rink.

Arl.Rock is a “sports park” located near the train station. The park offers world class indoor sports facilities and indoor and outdoor climbing in a friendly and fun environment. There’s something for everyone – Climbing, 9 pin bowling, bouldering, squash, a trampoline park and more.

The Escape Room is a live, team based adventure game. You and your team enter a themed room where you will find clues, hints and solve puzzles to escape. Your goal is to solve all puzzles and escape the room in 60 minutes.

For local events, check out the regional tourist board calendar!

These can be accessed on the St Anton website.

Innsbruck is the closest international airport to St Anton ski resort.

St Anton ski resort sits at 1304m altitude.

St. Anton is one of the best apres ski metropolitans in the alps. Not only is there fantastic apres ski huts, but also lots of bars und clubs to party in after the slopes close. On the pistes are the legendary apres ski bars, where you can end your ski day in the Arlberg with apres music, beer, and dancing. Continue the party down in St Anton in one of the many apres ski bars in the village.

  • Moosewirt
    The Mooserwirt is the most famous apres ski bar in St Anton. Their motto is “Probably the worst apres ski bar in the Arlberg”. But it is not.
  • Krazy Kanguruh
    Since 1965 there has been a party at the Krazy Kanguruh.
  • Taps
    Taps is directly on the piste. A super sun terrace and good food!
  • Basecamp
    At basecamp there is a relaxed atmosphere in the day serving food. By the afternoon, the tempo changes and it turns into a buzzing apres ski bar. Perfect bar with alpine flair after a long day of skiing if you don’t want to have to ski home after, as it’s at the bottom of the homerun.

There is a good network of free ski buses that can take you around St. Anton and surrounding villages. There are paid busses that’ll take you further away such as to Lech, and there are night buses that will take you home after a night out in town.

Use the St Anton bus timetables, or use Google maps to plan your trips.

If you’re looking for more information about resort including where to eat, what’s on during your stay and general hints and tips then try one of the following websites:

Tourist Information
This website includes bus timetables, information about skiing, other activities, accommodation etc.

Ski Arlberg Website
Information about lift tickets and opening times, what slopes and pistes are open across the region as well as a link to download the Ski Arlberg app.

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