Ski school Grindelwald

Skiing is fun. Snowboarding too. But sometimes you need that little extra something to glide confidently and independently down the slopes. Maybe you're completely new to skiing? Or you're already experienced but want to make further progress?

Then Grindelwald is the perfect destination for you.

The Grindelwald ski school offers a wide range of options for kids and adults, beginners and advanced, skiers and snowboarders of all ages. Here are our 14 reasons why you should visit a ski school in Grindelwald.

The area around Grindelwald is unique all year round. With towering mountains like the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau, plus the Männlichen and First, the Jungfrau region is an extraordinarily beautiful place to learn skiing or snowboarding. For the ski schools, you can choose from the ski areas Grindelwald First, Männlichen, and Kleine Scheidegg.

If your legs start to feel tired or you need a little motivation to keep going during your ski course, take a moment to enjoy the view.

Skiing and snowboarding skills are as individual as you are. That's why in Grindelwald we teach according to the nine levels of the Swiss Snow League. These are suitable for children and adults, skiers and snowboarders and pick you up exactly where you are at the moment. The different levels are called:

• Snowli & Bambini
• Blue Prince / Princess
• Blue King / Queen
• Blue Star
• Red Prince / Princess
• Red King / Queen
• Red Star
• Black Prince / Princess
• Black Academy

To track your progress, you will receive a Snow League booklet. To complete a level, you have to master all the corresponding tasks. After that you advance to the next higher league. By the way, after each successfully completed level you earn a medal at the ski school race.

Ski schools aren't just for kids. You can still learn to ski or snowboard as an adult. Sometimes, all you need is a refresher lesson to give you the boost you need for your next run. In Grindelwald, there are courses for every taste and skill level. Of course, you can choose between a group course or a private lesson.

With the Bodmi Arena , you'll find an ideal setup in Grindelwald if you're new to skiing. This hill with conveyor belts is particularly popular among little kids. Some of them are already making their first turns on the snow at just three years old. This is how they get familiar with skis or snowboards.

But even if you're a bit older or have older kids and want to try skiing or snowboarding for the first time, Grindelwald is perfect for you. In the Bodmi Arena, you don’t have to worry about ski lifts or chairlifts. You just step onto the conveyor belt and glide down the hill. This way, you can get ready in a safe environment for the more challenging slopes in the Jungfrau region.

The range of ski schools in Grindelwald is very large. The first decision you have to make is whether you want to be taught privately or in a group. From half a day to several days, you can choose courses with a private instructor or in a group. The groups usually consist of about 6 people

If you want to make fast progress and enjoy personal attention, we recommend a private course. For children, however, group lessons are also perfect. There they get to know other children and at the end of the ski school week they take part in an exciting ski race.

Who does not know him? The legendary snow bunny Snowli

This mascot of the Swiss ski schools accompanies the children's lessons. According to legend, Snowli traveled through space from an unknown planet and finally landed on Earth. At the ski school in Grindelwald, your child will get to know this cute snow bunny better and learn exactly what his long journey is all about. The ski instructors can provide the best information here

The ski school in Grindelwald isn't just about skiing lessons. There are also extra activities that the whole family can enjoy. For example, the Family Fun in the Bodmi Arena. This is perfect for families who don't have much experience on the slopes yet.

In the morning, you'll be taught by a professional ski instructor, and in the afternoon, you have time to go tobogganing in the Bodmi Arena. The rental of all equipment is included in the price. Maybe this day is just what you need to help you decide about signing up for the ski school?

Are you skiing in Grindelwald with your family and looking for care for your kids during lunch? The Grindelwald ski school has a great option for that. You can have your child cared for at the Bodmi Arena for 1, 3, or 6 hours while you hit the slopes. Lunch at the Kids' Care in the Bodmi Arena is included in the price.

Want to benefit from unlimited lessons for an entire winter? With the Grindelwald ski school season pass, you can. You can attend either 3 hours or 5 hours of lessons each day with skis or a snowboard throughout the entire season.

The meeting point and level will be arranged individually with the ski school. This way, you can make maximum progress in one winter and complete several levels of the Swiss Snow League one after the other.

• Grindelwald Ski School Season Pass Ski
• Grindelwald Ski School Season Pass Snowboard

Beginners have the opportunity at the Grindelwald ski school to book a beginner package that includes rental. For three full days, you'll learn in the Bodmi Arena with a private ski instructor how to carve your first turns on skis or a snowboard. You don’t need to bring any equipment or prior knowledge to start your first attempts on the slopes.

• Bodmi Arena 3 Days Private Ski Lessons Including Rental
• Bodmi Arena 3 Days Private Snowboard Lessons Including Rental

Are you interested in seeing how your skiing style looks on the slope? If you’d like to observe yourself while skiing, the Carving Coaching at the Grindelwald ski school is the perfect offer. Here, you’ll receive personal feedback from the ski instructor on what you can change to optimize your skiing technique. Thanks to the video analysis, you can track your progress up close and see what you’re already doing perfectly!

Grindelwald is famous for its freestyle parks. Here, you’ll find a 130 m long halfpipe and two snowparks with varying levels of difficulty. Freestyle is incredibly fun and offers the perfect challenge for experienced skiers and snowboarders.

The Grindelwald ski school offers a trial course that lasts a whole afternoon. In this course, you’ll learn tricks like the ollie, slope spins, tail-spins, nose-tail turns, rail jumps, and much more in a group setting at the Grindelwald-First ski area. If you can handle at least the Red King level of the Swiss Snow League, this freestyle afternoon in Grindelwald is just the thing for you.

• Freestyle Ski Afternoon Grindelwald First
• Freestyle Snowboard Afternoon Grindelwald First

In all three ski areas in Grindelwald, you have the chance for a Performance Check. In this 2-hour private coaching session, you'll receive valuable tips and tricks to improve your carving skills.

• Männlichen Performance Check Carving
• Grindelwald First Performance Check Carving
• Kleine Scheidegg Performance Check Carving

Are you familiar with the world-famous Lauberhorn race? It takes place every year in Wengen and is the longest World Cup race in Switzerland, with a 4.5 km descent. During the Lauberhorn Challenge offered by the Grindelwald ski school, you can take on this challenging descent.

For two hours, you'll ski down the spectacular slope with a personal coach. You'll learn how to tackle such a challenging track while conserving energy and also gain exciting background information about the race course. What more reason do you need to come to Grindelwald?

Have you ever watched a Telemark skier descend in awe? It might look complicated, but the technique is not that difficult to learn. Whether you're a Telemark beginner or advanced, in this private course, you'll discover the many techniques of Telemark skiing in Grindelwald and glide over the slopes of the Jungfrau Region. Experience the Nordic spirit and move in the king class of skiing.

As you can see, there are more than enough reasons to visit a ski school in Grindelwald. The offer is very extensive and the view that awaits you here is just the icing on the cake