Cross-country Report
Cross-country ski runs and winter hiking trails
Last updated: 06/07/2023 16:04
Verwall - St. Christoph - St. Anton - Stanzertal
Pofel trail 1.5 km (Pettneu - junction from Stanzertal trail)
Cross-country ski run and winter hiking trail Ganderau 3 km (St. Jakob - transition from cross-country ski run and winter hiking trail Stanzertal)
Cross-country ski run and winter hiking trail Reit 2 km (Pettneu - junction from cross-country ski run and winter hiking trail Stanzertal)
Cross-country ski run and winter hiking trail St. Christoph 2.5 km
Cross-country ski run and winter hiking trail Stanzertal 22 km (Pettneu to Schnann north of the Rosanna 3 km)
Cross-country ski run and winter hiking trail Stanzertal 22 km (Pettneu to Schnann south of the Rosanna 3 km)
Cross-country ski run and winter hiking trail Stanzertal 22 km (Schnann to Flirsch 2 km)
Cross-country ski run and winter hiking trail Stanzertal 22 km (St. Anton to St. Jakob 3 km)
Cross-country ski run and winter hiking trail Stanzertal 22 km (St. Jakob to Pettneu north of the Rosanna 3 km)
Stanzertal cross-country ski trail and winter hiking trail 22 km (St. Jakob to Pettneu south of the Rosanna 3 km)
Cross-country ski run and winter hiking trail Verwall 10 km (Salzhütte to Rasthaus 2.5 km)
Verwall trail 10 km (Arlenbach to Salzhütte 2.5 km)
Verwall trail 10 km (start to Arlenbach 2.5 km)
Night cross-country skiing Pettneu (Monday, Friday with floodlights - south of the Rosanna 2 km)
Verwall - St. Anton - Stanzertal
Winter hiking trail gallery (St. Jakob - turnoff from the winter hiking trail and the Stanzertal cross-country ski trail)
Jakobusweg winter hiking trail (St. Jakob Friedheim to the district of Gand)
Winter hiking trail Vadiesen (St. Jakob Römerweg or junction Ganderau to Pettneu - Vadiesen)
Verwall winter hiking trail
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See which cross-country trails and winter hiking paths are open for you to explore and enjoy. St. Anton am Arlberg has an award-winning cross-country ski trail network of more than 40 kilometres. You can download the current trail condition report as a PDF file here
Contact person
St. Anton am Arlberg Tourism Association
Telephone: +43 5446 22690
E-Mail: info@stantonamarlberg.com
All trails are prepared for skate skiing, as far as width allows, so we’d kindly ask you to show appropriate consideration at the narrowest points.
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