Grindelwald Ski Pass

With the Grindelwald ski pass, you have access to one of the most beautiful ski areas in the Jungfrau region, which includes the Männlichen and the Kleine Scheidegg. Additionally, you can easily reach another large ski area in Grindelwald First, which is also popular for freestyle skiing.

The Grindelwald ski area, as part of the Jungfrau Ski Region, offers 151 kilometers of slopes of varying difficulty levels:

• Blue: 62 km (easy)
• Red: 61 km (intermediate)
• Black: 28 km (difficult)

It is ideal for freestylers, leisurely skiers, sporty skiers, and families.

Männlichen:

• The Männlichen offers wide, sunny slopes that are perfect for beginners and leisurely skiers. Advanced skiers and snowboarders will also find variety here.
• The Family Park at Männlichen is a specially designed practice area for children with easy descents and fun obstacles.
• The Snowpark Männlichen excites freestylers with jumps, rails, and boxes.
• You can reach the Männlichen directly via cable car from Wengen.

Kleine Scheidegg including Eigergletscher:

• This area is known for longer, diverse slopes that range from easy to challenging.
• Special children's lifts and practice areas allow kids to learn skiing in a safe environment.
• The famous Lauberhorn descent, the longest World Cup slope in the world, starts here and ends in Wengen.
• You can reach Kleine Scheidegg directly by cogwheel train from Grindelwald.
• The Eigergletscher can be reached from Grindelwald via the aerial cableway and from Kleine Scheidegg via the cogwheel train. Both areas offer modern lifts, cozy mountain huts, and fantastic snow conditions. You enjoy a particularly beautiful view of Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau.

Grindelwald First:

• The ski area offers numerous slopes for all skill levels. Particularly popular are the wide, sunny descents like the route from Oberjoch down to Schreckfeld.
• Especially suitable for beginners and families are the gentle slopes around First and the practice areas in the Bodmi area.
• The descent Oberjoch–Schreckfeld is a highlight for advanced riders. This red slope offers exciting challenges and fantastic panoramas.
• The White Elements Snowpark is located near the Bärgelegg chairlift. It allows jumps for beginners to professionals. Flat rails, down rails, and boxes are available in different difficulty levels.
• You reach Grindelwald First with the Firstbahn from Grindelwald (Dorfstrasse).

Bodmi Arena:

• The Bodmi Arena in Grindelwald is a popular meeting place for beginners, families, and fun lovers.
• It features beginner-friendly ski slopes, magic carpets, and a separate snow tubing area across 6000 m2.
• In the evenings, skiing and playing is also possible thanks to floodlights.
• The Bodmi Arena is located right in the center of Grindelwald.

The Grindelwald ski pass is valid throughout the entire Jungfrau Ski Region. Together with Mürren, the entire Jungfrau Ski Region comprises over 211 kilometers of slopes.

• The Grindelwald-Männlichen aerial cableway is closed for maintenance until and including 12.12.2025.
• You can exchange your ski pass for a Keycard on site at a pick-up machine or at a sales point in the Jungfrau Ski Region.
• Pick-up machines are available at various locations: Top of Europe Flagship Store in Interlaken, Interlaken Ost Station, Zweilütschinen Station, Lauterbrunnen Station, Grindelwald Terminal, and other stations in the area.