With the new Eiger Express you are comfortably on your way - spectacular views and a fast connection included.

From the new terminal in Grindelwald, a 3S lift leads to the Eiger Glacier and a new 10-seater gondola lift to Männlichen.
The new V-Bahn takes you much faster to the Jungfraujoch - Top of Europe or directly to the ski slopes. Vacation guests in Grindelwald reach the Eigergletscher station and thus the ski slopes in just 15 minutes.

Grindelwald-First is the sunniest of all three ski areas in the Jungfrau Region.

Try out their freestyle skills in the fun park "White Elements" . Connoisseurs get their money's worth on the "Tempo 30 Piste". 53 kilometers of groomed slopes and 40 kilometers of hiking and sledding trails with a gigantic panorama. of the north walls of the Bernese Alps characterize the Grindelwald-First area. You reach Grindelwald First by cable car. The practice area "Bodmi Arena" for beginners of all ages. in a sunny location in the middle of the village of Grindelwald is equipped with a beginner's lift.

Ski area Kleine Scheidegg - Männlichen
The ski area with 102 kilometers of slopes and 30 kilometers of toboggan runs is located directly at the foot of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau. In the Kleine Scheidegg-Männlichen area, there is something for every level, from beginner slopes to the World Cup Lauberhorn downhill run. The world-famous Lauberhorn World Cup run starts in the ski area and stretches over 4.2 km down to Wengen. The ski area can be reached from Grindelwald by cogwheel railroad or by cable car (Grindelwald-Männlichen gondola). The valley descent leads directly to Grindelwald Grund.

The longest toboggan run in the world - the Big Pintenfritz
With a length of 15 kilometers it is the longest toboggan run in the whole of Europe: the "Big Pintenfritz". The toboggan run is named after a former Faulhorn innkeeper who is said to have opened the trail. The route leads from the Faulhorn over the Bussalp down to Grindelwald. However, the experience has to be earned: the ascent from First to the 2,680-meter Faulhorn takes 2.5 hours.