Thanks everyone and especially
@Jacob for your tips on St. Anton. Our week long trip end of January was awesome.
I did get an off piste guide for one day. Convincing the wife that I wasn't going to die took several weeks and she did finally relent during the trip...
We did 4 routes, each roughly 3500 ft vertical--
-Kapall, turning northeast at top, following the valley, and ending up in St. Jakob (guide said this was a famous run, don't remember the name). We took a bus back to the Nassereinbahn.
-Valluga (accessed by chair, tram line was 1hr+) side piste down to Stuben/Flexenbahn. I said I didn't want to do anything super steep with rocks on either side.
-Albona toward Maroi?? ending up in a river valley. Very long run out, probably 2 miles of flattish cat track poling (maybe uphill .1 miles) to get to a bus and make it back...
-Rendl north east face back down to town
Nothing too crazy as this being first time for me off piste. We did find some untracked powder, about 1' in places (much more than I ever normally ski). There was a dump of about 1' 2-3 days before I went with the guide.
Wish I had ski tracks on the whole time to share a map, but was also worried about saving cell battery in the remote areas...
St. Anton piste skiing was great -- they had a ridiculous amount of snow.