The lady at the checkout was very friendly and the gentlemen upstairs were also nice and helpful. BUT unfortunately €32 for a return trip with 2 adults and a child is not possible. And that was the family discount. The cabin was clean but poorly ventilated, so everything fogged up pretty quickly. I have no idea how you come up with such an amount, but you should definitely think about it. If the weather had been better, we would have saved ourselves this overpriced expense.

I come to this mountain every year to ski with my family... We have been here for about a week, since 22 February 2024, and in the last 3 days it has been snowing (between 3 and 10 cm) and the temperatures are negative, but the elevators on the Graffenmatt side are still closed.... why??? I went directly to ask the cashier in Seebuck why they didn't open the lift in Graffenmatt and the answer was that they don't have enough employees, and that it is no longer financially worth it to open the lift in that part of the mountain. Two days ago I read in a regional newspaper that two local schools had to come together to prepare the elevator strip so that the elevator company could run Graffenmatt's main elevator for 3 days....!!!!? ??? This happened when there was no snow at all... now that there is snow, it doesn't work??? Last year the same thing happened...with the aggravating factor that prices changed daily depending on the sun and rain...in the sun it cost around €50 a day, in the rain it was €42, but at the weekend they went up for €52... I have to say that this year prices have stabilized, an improvement How is all this possible in a company that controls all the elevators in the region??? Is this a political move? I heard last year that the general director of the Feldbergbahn is also the president of the municipality of Saint Blasien, the municipality where the entire Feldberg region belongs... If that's true, then this gentleman or whoever decides, doesn't know what he's doing, because with all this uncertainty and bad work, tourists like me are going directly to other places where there is snow and many more lifts and kilometers of slope to ski, almost at the same price as Feldberg. It's high season, I paid the highest price for the apartment 150 meters from the lift in Graffenmatt, there is snow and we can't ski here. We have to go by bus to the other side of the mountain and we can't ski more than 200 meters in a row. Perhaps this was our last year on holiday in Feldberg, to our great regret. Very poor service over the last two years. I don't advise it to anyone. Nuno Miguel Neves

Worth a trip!

We wanted to go to the Feldberg Tower and unfortunately we would have had to walk up everything. Apparently the gondola does not carry pedestrians. It's a shame because we also pay for it. 👎🏻

Just way too expensive!!! Pure rip off! The Feldberg benefits when smaller ski slopes in the surrounding area are closed due to a lack of snow. Parking fees are also way too expensive. At least you can have your ski ticket credited here, but hikers have no benefit from this. I just wanted to take a few runs before my children got back from school and daycare. 1.5 hours would have done it. Especially since the slopes towards Fahl were all closed. Expensive fun for a total of €37.50. It's a shame that there is no 1.5 hour ticket and the points card has been abolished years ago. Switzerland is now cheaper in comparable ski areas and you get more out of it!!!