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Skiing In The Jungfrau Region

Beginner Skiing In The Jungfrau

Wegen caters well for beginner skiers as the Kleine Scheidegg ski area has a specific Beginners' Parks. In Grindelwald beginners meet at Bodmi which is where the nursery slopes are located and anyone booking into ski school will be well looked after. Murren also caters well for beginners with a good percentage of easy blue runs.

Intermediate Skiing In The Jungfrau

Intermediate skiers will be in heaven when skiing in the Jungfrau. With 214km of oiste there is more than enough to keep you happy for a weeks skiing (if not longer) and the fact that there are 3 resorts to explore on the lift pass given a real sense of adventure and a good variety of place to stop for lunch or a coffee.

Advanced Skiing In The Jungfrau

A most due for any advanced or expert skier when skiing in the Jungfrau is the the world famous Lauberhorn World Cup Down Hill run in Wengen. It is great fun and real challenge. You will also want to head over to Grindelwald to check out the longest run in the area which is 9km long. Murren is also well worth visiting as it has some of the most challenging skiing in the area on off with a long steep black running from the top of the Schilthorn right down to the lower pistes. A full area lift pass is a must for advanced / expert skiers!

Snowboarding In The Jungfrau

The “Skyline Snowpark” in the Schilthorn area of Murren is a most see for anyone when snowboarding in the Jungfrau. As is the “White Elements” terrain park in Grindlewald. For snowboarders who prefer big wide open piste and natural jibs on the side of the piste then head to the Mannlichen ski area between Wengen and Grindelwald.

Off Piste Skiing In The Jungfrau

One of the most legendary off piste descents in the Jungfrau Region is to ski down from the top of the Jungfarujoch. However, a local guide is a most have if you are going to take this one! There are some slightly more accessible off piste route underneath the north face of the Eiger in Grindelwald. Murren is a good place to head if you are looking for fresh untouched tracks as it is nowhere near as busy as the Grindelwald and Wengen. They also offer a service called “First Tracks” where you can pay of supplement of 40CHF and gain access to the lifts from 7.30 ahead of everyone else!