Winter hiking and sledging pass

01.12.23 - 30.04.24 | Available as a 1- to 7-day pass

In the winter, the Jungfrau Region is not only great for skiing, but also offers well-groomed hiking trails and sledging runs. Whether hiking or sledging – with the Jungfrau Region Hiking and Sledging Pass for one to seven days, you can enjoy (nearly) unlimited hiking and sledging.

Area of validity of hiking and sledging pass

Live status overview of the winter hiking trails
Live status overview of the sledging runs

Prices (in CHF per person)


Validity	Adults	Youth (16-19 years)	Children (6-15 years)Junior or Children's Co-Travelcard pass not valid.
1	58.-	44.-	30.-
2	114.-	91.-	58.-
3	168.-	134.-	83.-
4	204.-	163.-	102.-
5	234.-	187.-	116.-
6	259.-	207.-	130.-
7	282.-	226.-	141.-

Highlight Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe

With a Winter Hiking & Sledging Pass (from 3 days) you receive the «Top Ticket» for CHF 63 for the journey to the Jungfraujoch.

Winter hiking
Winter hiking

Hiking in winter has a particular appeal. On prepared paths, all you can hear is the scrunch of your shoes. It's a lot more peaceful to stomp along the soft whiteness wearing snowshoes. Off the beaten track of the hustle and bustle of the pistes, snow hikers between Mürren, Männlichen and Grindelwald are immersed in enchanting winter landscapes surrounded by solemn silence.
- Grindelwald-Wengen, Grindelwald-First, Mürren-Schilthorn
Sledging
Sledging

No matter what appeals to sledging fans, they will find all their tastes catered for in the Jungfrau region. Those who enjoy tactical manoeuvres take the fox run next to the Lauberhorn route to Wengen. Enthusiasts who appreciate sledging diversity will find it in Mürren and on Männlichen. Perservere in the hike from Grindelwald-First to Faulhorn and you'll be rewarded with the longest descent in the world. And those who are really lusting after adventure must take to the Jungfrau Eiger run - at night.
- Grindelwald-Wengen, Grindelwald-First, Mürren-Schilthorn
- Night sledging takes place from Thursday to Saturday

Frequently asked questions

What areas are covered by winter hiking and sledging pass?
Before starting your journey, please check the current operating times at jungfrau.ch/timetable.

Interlaken Ost - Lauterbrunnen and Grindelwald

Grindelwald - First
16.12.23 - 01.04.24

Skibus Grindelwald (not valid with the 1-day hiking and sledging pass. Valid with the 2–7-day hiking and sledging pass)

Grindelwald - Bussalp (not valid with the 1-day hiking and sledging pass. Valid with the 2–7-day hiking and sledging pass)

Grindelwald - Kleine Scheidegg - Lauterbrunnen (not valid from 17.47 h for the Jungfrau Eiger Run. However, you will receive a discounted “Jungfrau Eiger Run evening ticket”)

Grindelwald Terminal - Männlichen
09.12.23 - 07.04.24

Kleine Scheidegg - Eigergletscher (with a Hiking & Sledging Pass from 3 days you receive the “Top Ticket” for CHF 63 for the journey to the Jungfraujoch)

Sesselbahn Arven (Kleine Scheidegg)

Sesselbahn Innerwengen (Wengen)

Luftseilbahn Wengen - Männlichen
09.12.23 - 07.04.24

Luftseilbahn Lauterbrunnen - Grütschalp

Grütschalp - Winteregg - Mürren

Mürren - Allmendhubel

Sesselbahn Schiltgrat (Mürren)

Ortsbus Lauterbrunnen

Bus Lauterbrunnen - Stechelberg

Schilthornbahn Stechelberg - Mürren (with a hiking & sledging pass for 3 days or more you will receive a 50% discount on the Mürren-Schilthorn route)

Grindelwald Terminal - Eigergletscher (Eiger Express)

Operating hours or timetables are subject to change and do not entitle the holder to an extension, exchange, return, refund or partial refund of the passes.
Where can I find the current timetable information?

Please check the current timetable information at jungfrau.ch/timetable before each departure. We reserve the right to make changes.