I spent a nice winter holiday in the Alberg area (Austria), skiing on the ski slopes in St. Anton, Zurs and Lech. The ski slopes in St. Anton were nice, good sightseeing, difficult enough but the maintenance of the slopes was missing. I didn't see a single snow groomer in three days, nor traces of any in the morning.
In Lech, instead, the slopes were very well maintained and the snow groomers were there, on duty.
If you are traveling by car, I advise you to have winter tyres, as the road between St. Christoph and Lech is always frozen.
The Austrian cuisine was delicious, and we discovered that it has more dishes than only schnitzel!

www.stantonamarlberg.com/winter
Google map: bit.ly/frAnH0

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Everyone young and sloaney young person goes to Krazy Kangarau but Moosewirt is far more fun! Its bigger, has a slightly more mad pan Europe crowd and a lot more friendly. The DJ hangs out of the window over the terrace and the ski down to the base station is easier - oh yeah, its actually in the middle of the piste.

St Anton, route 1, just above the Gampen lift.

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St. Anton is an amazing ski resort for all ranges of skiers, it provides excellent ski instruction from one of the most widely recognised ski schools in Europe. The skiing area is vast and its not only the skiing thats great but also the Apres Ski is fantastic. All the austrian cuisine is delicious and the style and manner of the resort is idyllic.

St. Anton, fly to Innsbruck.

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