Ski areas · Germany
Charge your electric car at Skilift Riedlberg
ϟ THE CHARGING ANSWER
A public charging station is listed 149 m in a straight line from the ski area. Check access and parking time for a ski day.
- Mer 1 Riedlberg Schönbach Drachselsried
149 m in a straight line from the ski area · up to 22 kW - Mer 1 Riedlberg Schönbach Drachselsried
244 m in a straight line from the ski area · up to 22 kW - Mer Ladestraße Klause Bodenmais
3.9 km in a straight line from the ski area · up to 200 kW
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.
We have not yet identified a valley station or entrance for this resort. Charging nearby is shown below from the mapped ski-area location.
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
- Carving skis and snowboards are available to rent.
Sources & last checked 5
Checked against published information, not an on-site inspection. Charging availability is not guaranteed.
- www.skilift-riedlberg.de ↗The ski day · 26 Oct 2026
- www.skilift-riedlberg.de ↗Town or area · Ski area · 26 Oct 2026
- www.skilift-riedlberg.de ↗Lifts · Beginners & families · 26 Oct 2026
- www.skilift-riedlberg.de ↗Useful to know · 26 Oct 2026
- www.skilift-riedlberg.de ↗Food & drink · 26 Oct 2026
Check current lifts, pistes and opening times with the operator ↗
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.
Mer 1 Riedlberg Schönbach Drachselsried
149 m · up to 22 kWMer 1 Riedlberg Schönbach Drachselsried
244 m · up to 22 kWVIOCON Mooshof Bodenmais
2.7 km · up to 22 kWenergielösung Klause Unterlohwies Bodenmais
3.4 km · up to 22 kWMer Ladestraße Klause Bodenmais
3.9 km · up to 200 kWMer 3 Technologiecampus Teisnach
9.6 km · up to 300 kWPower and access can change. Check the charger operator for current tariffs, opening hours and visitor access.
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THE SKI AREA
About Skilift Riedlberg
Skilift Riedlberg is a compact downhill ski area in Drachselsried, between Bodenmais and Bad Kötzting. A drag lift serves two descents, while a separate children's lift serves a practice slope that accompanying adults can watch from the ski hut or the lift entrance.
THE SKI AREA
Resort at a glance
Skilift Riedlberg
- Lifts
- 2
Figures describe the ski area. For today’s open lifts and pistes, check the operator’s live report.
Beginners & families
Children can learn on the easy practice slope served by the separate children's lift.
Food & drink
Riedlberg Alm is a mountain-hut stop in the ski area for skiers, sledgers and walkers.