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Grindelwald Ski Pass
Grindelwald Ski Pass
Grindelwald Ski Pass
Grindelwald Ski Pass
Grindelwald Ski Pass
Grindelwald Ski Pass
Grindelwald Ski Pass
Grindelwald Ski Pass
Grindelwald Ski Pass
Grindelwald Ski Pass
Grindelwald Ski Pass
Grindelwald Ski Pass
Grindelwald Ski Pass
Grindelwald Ski Pass
Grindelwald Ski Pass
Grindelwald Ski Pass
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Grindelwald Ski Pass

4.6 38 reviewsGrindelwald
Non-refundable
Immediately
Highlights
  • Engage in the beautiful Jungfrau Region in the winter sport of your choice
  • Discover 102 kilometers of perfectly groomed slopes for all levels of difficulty in the ski areas of Männlichen and Kleine Scheidegg
  • Ski over 53 kilometers of slopes and visit the freestyle paradise in the Grindelwald First ski area
  • Dare to try the world-famous Lauberhorn descent.
  • Test your skills in Snowpark Männlichen with rails, boxes, and jumps for snowboarders and freestylers
  • Use the child-friendly, easily accessible lifts and gondolas
  • Travel directly to your ski resort from Interlaken with the trains of the Bernese Oberland Railway.
Description

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

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

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

It's ideal for freestylers, leisure skiers, sporty skiers, and families.

Männlichen:

  • Männlichen features wide, sunny slopes perfect for beginners and those wanting to enjoy themselves. Advanced skiers and snowboarders will also find variety here.
  • The Family Park at Männlichen is a specially designed practice area for children with simple runs and fun obstacles.
  • The Männlichen Snowpark excites freestylers with kickers, rails, and boxes.
  • You reach Männlichen via Grindelwald Terminal with the Grindelwald–Männlichen gondola or via Wengen with the Wengen–Männlichen cable car.

Kleine Scheidegg including Eigergletscher:

  • This area is known for longer, varied slopes ranging from easy to challenging runs.
  • Special children’s lifts and practice areas allow kids to learn skiing safely.
  • The famous Lauberhorn downhill race, the longest World Cup course in the world, starts here and finishes in Wengen.
  • You can get directly to Kleine Scheidegg by cogwheel train from Grindelwald.
  • Eigergletscher can be reached from Grindelwald by cable car and from Kleine Scheidegg by cogwheel train. Both areas offer modern lifts, cozy mountain huts, and fantastic snow conditions. You’ll enjoy particularly stunning views of Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau.

Grindelwald First:

  • This ski area offers numerous slopes for all levels of skill. The wide, sunny runs like the descent from Oberjoch down to Schreckfeld are especially popular.
  • Gentle slopes around First and practice areas at Bodmi are particularly suitable for beginners and families.
  • The Oberjoch to Schreckfeld run is a highlight for advanced skiers. This red run presents exciting challenges and fantastic panoramas.
  • The White Elements Snowpark is located near the Bärgelegg chairlift. It offers jumps for beginners through pros. Flat rails, down rails, and boxes are available at various difficulty levels.
  • You reach Grindelwald First via the Firstbahn cable car from Grindelwald (village street).

Bodmi Arena:

  • The Bodmi Arena in Grindelwald is a popular meeting point for beginners, families, and those just looking to have fun.
  • Spanning 6000 m², it includes beginner-friendly slopes, magic carpets, and a dedicated snow tubing area.
  • Night skiing and playing are possible thanks to floodlights.
  • The Bodmi Arena is located right in the middle of Grindelwald.

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

Inclusions
  • Ski pass for all lifts in the Jungfrau Region

  • Trains from Interlaken to the ski region

  • Parking fees

  • Ride to the Jungfraujoch from Eigergletscher

Meeting point

Grindelwald Terminal (Grundstrasse 54) oder Talstation Firstbahn (Dorfstrasse 187)

Grindelwald Terminal, Grundstrasse, Grindelwald, Switzerland

Important information
  • The Wengen–Männlichen cable car will be under maintenance starting 07.04.2026.
  • The Grindelwald–Männlichen gondola will also be under maintenance from 07.04.2026.
  • You can exchange your ski pass for a Keycard on site at a pick-up machine or at a sales point of the Jungfrau Ski Region.
  • Pick-up machines are available at various locations: Top of Europe Flagshipstore in Interlaken, Interlaken Ost station, Zweilütschinen station, Lauterbrunnen station, Grindelwald Terminal, and other stations in the region.

Operator

Operated by

Jungfraubahnen Management AG

Verified operator

Reviews

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I loved these slopes! Truly unlike anything I’ve ever experienced.

AvaUS

Feb 15, 2026

Great ski area, easy to use

EllenDE

Dec 28, 2025

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