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Charge your electric car at Hochkönig

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

How will you charge?

At ski access points ↗Start at a lift base or village transport connection.Fast-charging stop ↗A public DC stop before or after the slopes.Stay or eat & charge ↗Hotels and restaurants with charging on their property.

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Talstation Karbachalm

At ski access points

Explore the public stations below to choose a charging stop for your visit.

Fast-charging stop

No public DC chargers of 50 kW or more are listed in this area.

Stay & charge

No hotels with confirmed guest charging are listed in this area yet.

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Eat & charge

No restaurants with confirmed charging for dining guests are listed here yet. You can still explore nearby places to eat.

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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.

Talstation Karbachalm

Reviewed ski entrance · OpenStreetMap

Charging at this entrance: A public station is listed 27 m away. Check access and parking time on site.

Closest known public station: Hochkönig Bergbahnen GmbH
27 m straight line from this entrance · up to 11 kW · Type2
Station data updated: 2026-11-07

Alternative: Salzburg AG Mühlbach am Hochkönig Knie
1.3 km straight line from this entrance · up to 11 kW · Type2
Station data updated: 2026-11-07

Alternative: Hotel Bergheimat Kögl-Plenk KG
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.

PRACTICAL DETAILS

Parking & useful details

Parking & time limits
General visitor parking is free at all Hochkönig ski-lift valley stations; spaces are limited.
Arrival & parking notes
Plan transport around your chosen base: there is no ski-bus connection between Dienten and Mühlbach. Treat these as separate bus-arrival bases when arranging your ski day.
Useful to know
Juniors on Skis offers small-group instruction for beginner and advanced children aged 6–13, with full-day supervision, daily children's activities and a concluding ski race.
Sources & last checked 11

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

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THE SKI AREA

About Hochkönig

Hochkönig's Königstour links Maria Alm, Dienten and Mühlbach by pistes and lifts. The circuit can be skied without repeating a downhill run or lift.

THE SKI AREA

Resort at a glance

Hochkönig ski area

Pistes
120 km
Lifts
34

Advertised downhill-piste kilometres for the Hochkönig ski area in its general winter overview, separate from the wider Ski amadé pass network.

Mountains & viewpoints
The Abergalmbahn top station stands at 1,890 m above sea level and is the highest point of the Königstour circuit.
Villages & connections
The Königstour connects the ski areas of Maria Alm, Dienten and Mühlbach.

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

Terrain & ability levels

More experienced skiers can choose prepared downhill runs and the Marlies Schild training course.

Beginners & families

Beginnerspark Natrun provides small jumps and a wave course for beginner freestyle practice.

More to explore on skis

Piste 16 is the steepest piste on the Königstour. Other stops include Funslope Schönanger and the family run in Mühlbach, the circuit's longest run.

Food & drink

Bergrestaurant Karbachalm is beside a ski piste in winter, making it a mountain lunch stop.