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Charge your electric car at Hoch-Imst

ϟ THE CHARGING ANSWER

Charging at the ski entrance is not confirmed. The closest known public station is 1.3 km in a straight line from UAlm-Bahn.

All charging options & map ↗ · Check tariff and parking time before you travel.

A ski pass, parking ticket or room booking does not reserve a charger. Use the official arrival information for vehicle access and current parking rules.

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.

UAlm-Bahn

Mapped lower lift station near a road or car park; ski access still to be checked · OpenStreetMap

Charging at this entrance: Not confirmed. No mapped station here is not proof that charging is impossible.

Closest known public station: Stadtwerke Imst Rathausstraße
1.3 km straight line from this entrance · up to 120 kW · CCS
Station data updated: 2026-11-07

Alternative: e-laden Tirol GmbH Rathausstraße Imst
1.3 km straight line from this entrance · up to 160 kW · CCS
Station data updated: 2026-11-07

Alternative: e-laden Tirol GmbH Pfarrgasse Imst
1.3 km straight line from this entrance · up to 11 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.

YOUR ARRIVAL POINT

Where to arrive

The exact ski access point has not yet been verified. Public charging below is shown around the mapped ski area; check the route before travelling.

PRACTICAL DETAILS

Parking & useful details

Useful to know
The ski area has a children's area, ski rental and a ski school.
Sources & last checked 1

Checked against published information, not an on-site inspection. Charging availability is not guaranteed.

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STAY A LITTLE LONGER

Eat, stay, head back to the mountain

Find food and stays around this ski area’s villages and arrival points. Distances are straight-line measurements; check the route through the mountains. Each business has its own charging arrangements.

Nearby places are not all charging stops. Confirmed on-site charging is labelled below.

HAVE A BACKUP

Public charging nearby

Distances below are straight-line measurements from the mapped ski-area location, not from a verified ski entrance. Charger access does not establish ski-day parking or a walking/shuttle connection.

Power and access can change. Check the charger operator for current tariffs, opening hours and visitor access.

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THE SKI AREA

About Hoch-Imst

Hoch-Imst is a small, family-oriented downhill ski area on a sunny plateau above Imst. Its slopes cover all three difficulty levels, with the Untermarkter Alm sector offering a beginner-friendly descent. The compact setting suits families learning to ski while retaining options for more experienced skiers.

THE SKI AREA

Resort at a glance

Hoch-Imst — Imster Bergbahnen

Ski-area elevation
1,000–2,100 m
Lifts
4

Easy pistes: 4 km · Intermediate pistes: 3 km · Difficult pistes: 2 km

Downhill-piste kilometres for Hoch-Imst, classified as easy, intermediate and difficult.

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

Beginners & families

A large, flat practice slope with a platter lift sits directly at the valley station. Children and adult beginners can learn here, and ski courses use this practice area.

More to explore on skis

The Ursprungweg offers a ski-touring ascent through the forest parallel to the downhill piste, providing a separate objective for visitors planning an uphill tour.