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Charge your electric car at Skigebiet Feldberg

Last checked 21 Sep 2026

ϟ THE CHARGING ANSWER

Yes, day visitors can charge their electric car here.

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ϟ CHARGING FOR YOUR TRIP

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Parkhaus Feldberg

Day visitors may charge
Yes
Connectors
Type 2
Maximum power
22.0 kW
Parking & time limits
The garage is open around the clock, with a 2.4 m entrance-height limit. Parking costs €6 for up to two hours, €9 for up to three, then €3 per additional started hour, capped at €20 per day. These are parking charges.
Arrival information
Use Parkhaus Feldberg at Dr. Pilet-Spur 2. The charging stations are on level 4.

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At ski access points

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These locations serve ski access points. Before leaving for the slopes, check the charging tariff and how long you can occupy the bay.

Fast-charging stop

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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.

Parkhaus Feldberg

Reviewed ski entrance · OpenStreetMap

Charging at this entrance: Yes, confirmed for day visitors.

Closest known public station: naturenergie Dr. Pilet-Spur Feldberg (Ort) Feldberg (Schwarzwald)
38 m straight line from this entrance · up to 22 kW · Type2
Station data updated: 2026-11-07

Alternative: badenova August-Euler-Platz Feldberg (Ort) Feldberg (Schwarzwald)
572 m straight line from this entrance · up to 22 kW · Type2
Station data updated: 2026-11-07

Alternative: naturenergie Hinterdorfstraße St. Blasien
3.6 km straight line from this entrance · up to 22 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

Arrival & parking notes
From Parkhaus Feldberg’s level-4 exit, ski directly to the Seebuck lifts or Zeigerbahn. With a valid ski pass that has been used, your parking ticket can be validated at a discounted rate in the evening.
Useful to know
The ski storage facilities remain closed for technical reasons until further notice.
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THE SKI AREA

About Skigebiet Feldberg

Grafenmatt’s black FIS World Cup descent finishes in Fahl at the Herzogenhorn lift base. A blue bypass from about halfway avoids its hardest sections.

THE SKI AREA

Resort at a glance

Skigebiet Feldberg

Ski-area elevation
940–1,450 m
Mountains & viewpoints
Feldberg summit has an elevation of 1,493 m. Feldberg Tower is a separate viewpoint with an accessible observation platform on its 11th floor.
Villages & connections
Fahl is a ski access base with a lift to Grafenmatt and onward access to Seebuck.

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

Beginners & families

The F1 magic carpet at Seebuck serves beginners and children, and the Seebuck conveyor area hosts ski courses.

More to explore on skis

The blue, easy Wiesenquelle piste runs from Grafenmatt to Fahl.