Ski & Charge
Know what you can rely on.
A place is not a charging permission.
Place identities come from OpenStreetMap through adhocstats. Public charging locations come from the shared adhocstats feeds. Being close together does not prove that a charger belongs to a venue.
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Evidence for each answer
On-site charging needs a current source and an explicit venue-to-charging-area relationship. Day-visitor, diner and overnight-guest permission are separate facts. A connector filter and access permission must match the same charging area. Sources and check dates are grouped on the place page.
Unknown stays unknown
Research expires within 90 days; tariff evidence within seven days. Expired information stops matching confirmed filters. Missing or expired evidence is not a confirmed no. Reported station availability older than 30 minutes is hidden. Website research does not guarantee a free charger or replace an on-site inspection.
Results and corrections
Resort searches for charging, food and stays use the named villages and arrival areas shown on the page. Searches around other places use a 5 km radius. Distances are straight-line measurements, not road routes or walking times. Property pages separate on-site charging from nearby public alternatives, including higher-power options within 10 km. Reports and business submissions are reviewed before they change published information. The homepage picture is an editorial illustration.