Ski touring is a fascinating adventure that takes winter sports enthusiasts into the untouched nature of the Alps. Our region offers a variety of options - from beginner routes to challenging routes. A ski tour on the Arlberg is an exciting and rewarding way to experience the breathtaking alpine landscape and enjoy the tranquillity of the mountains. However, observing the safety rules and having the right equipment are essential to make this adventure a safe one. With preparation and respect for nature, ski touring can become an unforgettable experience.

We have summarized everything you need to know about ski touring for you here:

Equipment: The right equipment is crucial for safety when ski touring. In addition to a sturdy pair of ski touring boots, skis and skins, you also need an avalanche transceiver (avalanche transceiver), an avalanche shovel and an avalanche probe. This protective equipment is essential, as the alpine environment harbors potential avalanche dangers.

The routes: There are numerous ski touring routes in St. Anton that cover all levels of difficulty. Beginners, for example, can tackle the ski tour to the "Kreuzjoch", while experienced tourers can choose the more challenging route to the "Konstanzer Hütte". For deep snow enthusiasts, there are routes in the surrounding valleys and peaks.

Avalanche safety: The danger of avalanches is always present in the Alps and ski tourers should be aware of this danger. Up-to-date avalanche warnings and knowledge of the avalanche situation report are crucial. It is strongly recommended that ski tourers carry protective equipment as described above and know how to use this equipment correctly.

Respect for nature: Ski touring in untouched landscapes is an intense experience of nature. It is important to respect the environment and leave "as little trace as possible". This includes the proper disposal of waste. ‍

Guided tours: For beginners or inexperienced tourers, guided ski tours are a great way to familiarize yourself with the practice and gain confidence. Experienced mountain guides offer tours with local knowledge and background information about the region.

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