Perched at 1,800 meters on the Arlberg pass, St. Christoph is one of the highest and most exclusive ski resorts in Austria. This tiny, historic hamlet is famous as the birthplace of the Arlberg Ski Club and offers an intimate, luxurious atmosphere far removed from the bustling crowds. With deeply traditional Tyrolean architecture and some of the finest alpine hospitality in the world, it provides a quiet sanctuary for discerning winter enthusiasts. Despite its small size, St. Christoph boasts direct ski-in/ski-out access to the massive 305km Ski Arlberg network. Skiers can step out of their luxury lodgings directly onto snow-sure slopes that link seamlessly to St. Anton, Stuben, Zürs, and Lech. Nestled in a natural high-altitude snow-bowl, the village guarantees excellent coverage and stunning alpine vistas from early December through late April. The true appeal of St. Christoph lies in its sophisticated blend of world-class skiing and unparalleled gastronomy. It is renowned globally for its historic wine cellars and gourmet dining, catering perfectly to those who want to conquer the vast freeride terrain of the Arlberg by day, and relax in a peaceful, world-class culinary retreat by night.

St. Christoph offers immediate access to Ski Arlberg, Austria's largest connected ski area. The local slopes provide excellent, wide-open cruising and beginner-friendly zones, while seamlessly connecting advanced skiers to the legendary off-piste routes and steep bowls of St. Anton and Stuben.

Known as the cradle of alpine skiing, the Arlberg region is Austria's largest contiguous ski area, spanning the Tyrolean and Vorarlberg border.