SAACnd Step St. Anton am Arlberg (Tirol) - English

21.01.2026 - 24.01.2026

3-and-a-half-day course SAACnd Step Freeridecamp

In this 3-and-a-half-day course your knowledge from the SAAC basic camp will be deepend and advanced. You will plan tours with your group and develop your own risk-management-strategies. You will be hiking and skiing/snowboarding near the ski-lifts as well as far off the villages. It is important that you scan the terrain, spot signs of danger und interpret them correctly. You and your group are asked to make decisions on your own. Of course, the SAAC guide will help you with his knowledge and proficiency. Each night you will be talking about your experiences in the mountains and your tours.

Costs: EUR 525,-

The minimum number of participants for the course is 4.

Package prices include: participation, costs of the mountain guides,
emergency equipment rental (shovel, probe, transceiver) and BCA Float-Airbags.

Meeting point: 5 p.m. im Arlberg WellCom, room Remise, Hannes-Schneider-Weg 11, 6580 St. Anton am Arlberg

What to bring: your snowboarding or skiing gear, a backpack to carry shovel, probe, snacks and drinks, dry clothes, ski touring gear.

Requirements:
*good shape: you have to be able to hike in snow for at least 2 hours *good freeriding skills either on snowboard or skis

Accomodation:
Liftpasses and accomodation have to be paid for extra.

please contact:

Tourismusverband St. Anton am Arlberg
Dorfstraße 8
A-6580 St. Anton am Arlberg
Tel.: +43 5446 22690
Fax: +43 5446 2532
E-Mail: info@stantonamarlberg.com
www.stantonamarlberg.com

Sustainable Travel

St. Anton is one of the best-connected ski resorts in the Alps – and it’s especially easy to reach by public transport. The village has its own international train station, with direct connections from Germany, Switzerland, and all across Austria. From the platform, it’s just a short walk to the ski lifts – no car, no hassle with parking. There are also long-distance bus connections to Landeck or Innsbruck, where you can easily continue your journey to St. Anton by train. For even more flexibility and eco-friendly travel, options like car sharing or ride-sharing services such as BlaBlaCar are also available.

Information about the region

St. Anton am Arlberg is a true highlight among winter sports destinations – legendary, diverse, and perfect for those looking for more than just groomed slopes. With over 300 kilometers of pistes and more than 200 km of off-piste terrain for deep-snow adventures, the Ski Arlberg area is one of the largest and most renowned ski regions in Austria.

Its high altitude and wide range of terrain ensure reliable snow conditions and a long season – from easy runs for beginners to challenging slopes and top-class freeride options. One standout area is Rendl, known for its open faces and powder runs that attract freeriders from around the world.

Virtual Academy

Deepen your knowledge after the camp in our Virtual Academy. Here you will find digital learning content about alpine safety and sustainable outdoor sports. Learn flexibly, interactively, and free of charge – anytime, anywhere.

To the AAC Academy