St. Anton am Arlberg reviews (Page 6)

Were in St. Anton in week 7 this year ..
It was the best week of my life, never ever met such wonderful people.

The skiing was good for a medium-sized rider. They pissed off badly (or it was raised in 2 seconds) and the miserable days were spotlight awful. Believe this city is better suited for more advanced skiers and off-pistes, but those days it was nice weather it was a paradise.

Night life was beyond expectation for such a small town .. there was something for everyone. Just expected young people, but there were plenty of 40-50 +.

One week was just too little .. see you all season 2007.

Have been there for many years but will not go there anymore because it cries out of ski schools everywhere and it's just like they own all the slopes..Näää
never more stanton ....

had greater expectations of St. Anton's system but it was pretty good anyway ...
Expensive whole pipe at Moserwirtz

OK, keep on going here, party and crowded with like-minded people, then we'll get other common deadly skiers to have the (secret) tips O ....... L and G ...... N for ourselves. Read the reviews so you know what it's all about. I have joking away with another good ski tackle.

Okay ....... now we'll figure it out ...... Funky Chicken: Located in St.Anton, owned by a Austrian named Michael Zanner and leased by an Australian, South African and New Zealander. Easily the best drawn in the alpine world!

Krazy Kanguru: Located in St.Anton but in the piste and is a afterski place owned by Swedish Gunnar Munthe.

Not to be mean but it's so .... :)

just have to correct the previous recencent that his place is called "Krazy Kangarooh" .... funky Chicken is a Swedish-owned nightclub that boasts the most islands in all the alps .. even the one in St.Anton dock ..

but as said, St. Anthony is a very wonderful place ... will be down your next season ..

St. Anthony is a cannon ski resort. very nice pillows but one disadvantage is that it is often unexplored. after skiing: n is also really go, have to tip everyone about funky chicken which is an austalientic bar located in the middle of the hill.

St. Anton, serving as much cruel off piste-rides as the resort serves sour Austrians and tourists in millions. Anton has a lot of ball rides and the off piste is so awesome! The disadvantage of it is that it will soon be discovered. One can, however, find untouched if one can shave a bit. Another advantage of the village is proximity to other resorts and the slightly larger city of Innsbruck.

Unfortunately, Anton is a bit too big for his best season. The resort has as many beautiful lyricists from all corners of the world, as the resort has a lot of "album albums". All in all, the village is a good city and the ride is very nice although a little better park in Anton would be like a pork lap. There is, in itself, a park in Lech, but do not know if it is the very best.

Give the village a chance and drive the "Gampenrundan" so you know why skiing in Austria is so fun.

As a resident of Munich we only have 2 hours left for this gem. Unfortunately, since the World Cup in 2001, Stanton has tried Lech: a little higher, perhaps in order to make money poor poor and attract thick purses. The positive thing is to get a sleeping place, the smaller the people in the slopes and more fur on the pedestrian street.
Hermans Hamburgers are left even though Stanton seems to want to get rid of him. His burger is available at the Nasserein lift, young at Shell Macken. For a couple of years KK has received competition from, among other things, Mooswirt (most Softshell German) and Taps (solar side of KK).
New a couple of new lifts this year that might take the stress of some keychains. Has it come alright with snow when you're there and want to hire a guide, bet on the White Ring ... otherwise Langen and Albona are easily available scratches that often work ...

What should I say? St.Anton is my gem! Went a little on fun 99/00 season, found a job and stayed there. Returned, and returned again. Now I can not get enough! But unfortunately there is a life here at home too, so the season is over. But a week's holiday this winter is not stupid - guess where it goes!