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Charge your electric car at Annaberg

ϟ THE CHARGING ANSWER

There is charging at the ski area, but access for day visitors is not confirmed.

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ϟ CHARGING FOR YOUR TRIP

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P1 Reidllifte

At ski access points

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Stay & charge

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Eat & charge

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ARRIVE & CHARGE

Charging at the ski entrances

Known valley stations and entrances, with public charging from our station database. The list may not include every entrance.

P1 Reidllifte

Reviewed ski entrance · OpenStreetMap

Charging at this entrance: A public station is listed 132 m away. Check access and parking time on site.

Closest known public station: EVN Energieservices GmbH Annarotte 126 Annaberg Hinterstoder
132 m straight line from this entrance · up to 100 kW · CCS, Type2
Station data updated: 2026-11-07

Alternative: Annaberg, Gemeindeparkplatz
701 m straight line from this entrance · up to 120 kW · CCS
Station data updated: 2026-11-07

Alternative: KWMS GmbH Langseitenrotte Katastralgemeinde Langseitenrotte Wienerbruck
5.0 km straight line from this entrance · up to 7 kW · Type2
Station data updated: 2026-11-07

Distances are straight-line measurements, not walking routes. Public access and operational status come from the station data; check current opening hours, tariffs and parking conditions before travelling.

PRACTICAL DETAILS

Parking & useful details

Parking & time limits
Annaberger Lifte car parks P1 and P2 are paid visitor parking directly beside the lifts.
Arrival & parking notes
For public-transport arrival, take a regional bus to Annaberg Reidl-Kehre, beside the mountain railway. The Mariazeller Railway also serves Annaberg Reith station.
Useful to know
On-site ski rental also provides repairs, ski servicing and a small selection of winter-sports equipment for sale.
Sources & last checked 6

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THE SKI AREA

About Annaberg

Annaberg is a family-oriented downhill ski area in the Mostviertler Alps, with slopes for beginners and more experienced skiers and snowboarders. Anna-Land provides a dedicated setting for children learning to ski, while Anna-Park adds a separate option for practising turns, waves and jumps.

THE SKI AREA

Resort at a glance

Skigebiet Annaberger Lifte

Pistes
12.5 km
Ski-area elevation
895–1,300 m

Easy pistes: 8 km · Intermediate pistes: 2.5 km · Difficult pistes: 2 km

Advertised downhill-piste kilometres for Annaberger Lifte, with easy, intermediate and difficult lengths partitioning the same total. The figures are not tied to a named winter season.

Ski season
Typically mid-December to mid-March, subject to suitable snow conditions.

Figures describe the ski area. For today’s open lifts and pistes, check the operator’s live report.

Beginners & families

The practice-lift pass covers Anna-Land, Tellerlift Reidl IV and Förderband Reidl. It cannot be upgraded by paying the difference for access to the whole ski area.

More to explore on skis

Anna-Park FunCross offers banked turns, snow waves and jumps on an approximately 800-metre course suitable for beginners and sportier riders.

Food & drink

Anna-Alm at Hennesteck serves regional cuisine with views across the mountains and valleys of the Mostviertel.