When the snow melts in St Anton, the tough skiing and legendary après ski are replaced by green pastures, fine dining and thrilling activities. Incentive event activities take place on the mountains, rivers and in the air. Upmarket hotels offer great hospitality and thermal spas.
Offering pristine mountain air, luxury hotels and a summer activity programme, St Anton is an exhilarating base for a corporate incentive event. The compact centre is full of life with bars and restaurants spilling out onto the pedestrian streets.
St Anton am Arlberg in summer transforms from a renowned ski hub into a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Surrounded by the dramatic peaks of the Tyrolean Alps, and with Vorarlberg just over the border, the resort offers extensive hiking and mountain biking trails, ranging from gentle alpine paths to challenging climbs. Easily accessed by road and rail, St Anton is popular even after the snow has receded.
St Anton village is charming and lively, with traditional architecture, boutique shops, and café terraces lining its streets. Nature lovers can explore crystal-clear mountain lakes, alpine meadows, and scenic viewpoints via cable cars that operate during the summer season. St. Anton also hosts cultural events, open-air concerts, and wellness activities that highlight the area’s alpine heritage.
There are incentive event activities on the rivers, mountains and village of St Anton. There are over 300 km of marked hiking trails, from easy valley walks to high alpine routes. Further action includes mountain biking & e-biking, on the peaks and forest trails. Climbing & via ferrata routes for beginners to experts are available.
Tandem paragliding flights offer aerial views of the Verwall and Lechtal Alps – a thrilling activity for any corporate incentive event. White-water rafting is another option that is especially good for groups, who navigate the raging waters in small groups.
AREA 47 is located to the east of St Anton. It offers a superb range of thrilling activities, including high ropes, bungee jumping, canyoning, wakeboarding, white-water rafting and more in their water park. Further east of AREA 47 is the city of Innsbruck, which offers fantastic action, entertainment and cultural options.
Back in St Anton, many activities don’t require nerves of steel, including golf, days in the St Anton spa complex and fishing on the local rivers.
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Group dining in St Anton offers a choice of traditional Alpine restaurants and modern venues, ideal for larger parties. Many mountain huts and rustic inns serve wholesome Tyrolean classics like cheese fondue, schnitzel, and roast meats.
In the village, groups can enjoy international cuisine - from Italian trattorias to fine-dining hotel restaurants with multi-course menus. Several venues also provide private dining spaces or set menus tailored for corporate groups.
Outside of the winter months, nightlife in St Anton am Arlberg is more relaxed and low-key compared to its famous winter après ski scene. But there are still enjoyable options for evening entertainment.
Many bars and lounges stay open, with outdoor terraces perfect for enjoying long alpine evenings and local beers or cocktails. Live music nights are common, ranging from traditional Tyrolean tunes to modern acoustic sets..
Mountain huts are another option for a private party. They can combine live music, sundowner drinks and traditional dinner on the top of iconic local peaks in St Anton and the wider Arlberg area.
To the east of St Anton, Innsbruck offers the chance to experience some fantastic nightlife. The city offers everything from cultural theatre nights to late-night dance clubs.
Known the world over for its formidable ski terrain and the withering apres ski, St Anton is one of the best corporate ski trip resorts.
The snow arrives from November onwards, and the alpine pastures of the 1300m village transform into a winter sports paradise.
St Anton in winter is buzzing with atmosphere, offering a great range of non-ski activities away from the slopes and some of the best hotels in the region.
