If you don't have anything set in stone, I'd just follow the snow. I had read that St. Anton access was contingent on staying in one of their hotels, all of which go for $300+ a night. So maybe look into that. The dolomites aren't easily accessible by train but everything else is. Verbier looks to be the most rad. Have fun!

RIP_leos_shackIf you don't have anything set in stone, I'd just follow the snow. I had read that St. Anton access was contingent on staying in one of their hotels, all of which go for $300+ a night. So maybe look into that. The dolomites aren't easily accessible by train but everything else is. Verbier looks to be the most rad. Have fun!

Thanks, that’s what i was thinking as well…..

Fly into Munich and go south. It’s a little longer travel total but the cost is almost always 70%

BrightFrogFly into Munich and go south. It’s a little longer travel total but the cost is almost always 70%

Thanks Frog, i will look into that angle…always nice to save some caaaaash

Innsbruck has good connections

RIP_leos_shackIf you don't have anything set in stone, I'd just follow the snow. I had read that St. Anton access was contingent on staying in one of their hotels, all of which go for $300+ a night. So maybe look into that. The dolomites aren't easily accessible by train but everything else is. Verbier looks to be the most rad. Have fun!

This is also the case with Verbier. You've got to stay in a preferred hotel, booked through Verbier's site. Shit gets pricey quick.

where are you going in austria? i went to hintertux and would very much recommend!