A 1,800 m2 artificial ice rink at the foot of a former quarry above Bühl
Currently out of season The rink is closed until its winter season: its pages say "Saison 2026/2027: 27.11.2026 bis 31.01.2027" (SAISONERÖFFNUNG 27.11.2026). No skating before 27 November 2026. Official schedule update
The Kunsteisbahn am Wiedenfelsen lies at the foot of a former quarry in the hills above Bühl. The city describes it as the only open-air ice rink in the northern Black Forest and one of the largest artificial ice rinks in Europe, with 1,800 square metres of ice. In clear weather the view reaches across the Rhine valley as far as Strasbourg.
Besides skating, the rink offers ice hockey, Eisstockschießen and ice-kart racing. According to the city, the facility run by Axel Sator is the only one in Europe that offers electric kart races on an ice surface, and the rink reserves Sunday mornings for hockey groups by arrangement.
Almhütten built into the winter-sport site provide food and drink, and torchlight walks in the wooded surroundings round off the programme.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
All-day admission is 8,00 € for adults and 6,00 € reduced (children and young people up to 18, pupils, students, pensioners, federal volunteers up to 25, severely disabled with a B pass; a necessary companion enters free). A family of 2 adults and 2 children pays 25,00 €, and visitors or companions pay 4,00 €.
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Skates are hired for 5,00 €, hockey sticks for 3,00 € and pucks for 1,00 €; a deposit is required for every rental item.
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Non-skating visitors and companions pay 4,00 € for a visitor card that can be redeemed as a voucher for food and drink on the rink.
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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.
