Even wheelchairs can easily access the cable cars thanks to the completely ground-level entrance. The gondolas slow down at both the valley and mountain stations, allowing guests to board and disembark in a relaxed manner. And not only is the cable car itself accessible – the Hochheide Tower has also been designed to accommodate people with disabilities. A team of experts tested the conditions from the parking lot to the top of the tower and found them to be satisfactory. Staff are happy to assist.
 
Important facts
designated disabled parking spaces
50 m long ramp to the checkout area
The approximately 100 m long path to the entrance
Ground-level access to the gondolas
80 cm wide cabin doors (suitable for active wheelchairs and electric wheelchairs)
1 wheelchair plus 3 to 4 accompanying persons per cabin
75 m long, asphalted path with a 6% gradient to the Hochheideturm
Entrance to the tower at ground level with automatic glass sliding doors
Accessible toilets (EC locking system)
600 m long gravel road around Lake Ettelsberg (for experienced riders or riders with a companion)
90 m long, paved path with 6% gradient to Siggis Hut
Accessible toilet in the restaurant at the valley station (opening on request)
Wheelchair-accessible tables