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Lauberhorn LIVE

Lauberhorn race track

From the beginning of January until the race in mid-January, the Lauberhorn downhill course is off-limits. Those in charge of the race do everything they can to make conditions perfect on race day. After and before the race, however, good skiers can try the original downhill course. From the start house, they travel in the tracks of the stars: over the Traverse Schuss to the deactivated Hundschopf, under the “Wasserstation” through to the Hanneggschuss and finally to the finish. And if they want, they can do it day after day.

"Lauberhorn-LIVE" - Ride the original race course from 19.01.2026. In the upper area there is a giant slalom that can be skied by guests.

Please note: On some days the course (especially in the upper section) may be closed for a few hours due to ski races and training sessions. However, this section can be bypassed.

Information on how to get to the Jungfrau Ski Region

  • Park+Ride Matten bei Interlaken

    Park+Ride Matten bei Interlaken

    For day visitors to the Jungfrau Ski Region travelling by car, we recommend using the new Matten b. Interlaken stop: park at the P+R and enjoy direct public transport connections to the ski area. Environmentally friendly and comfortable.
  • Car park live status

    Car park live status

    Find out about the current car park occupancy rate online here at jungfrau.ch  – in comfort from home or on the move. Arrive stress-free with the Jungfrau Region car park guidance system.

  • Wengen shuttle train

    Now you can simply take the luggage trolley with you on the train: The modern Wengen Shuttle makes travelling between Lauterbrunnen and Wengen a more pleasant experience than ever. No matter whether you are planning a longer stay in Wengen or want to return to the valley after skiing.
  • Lauberhorn Ski Races: Downhill of superlatives

    Lauberhorn Ski Races: Downhill of superlatives

    With a track length of 4,480 metres, the Lauberhorn descent is the longest descent in alpine ski racing, and it’s one of the craziest to boot. Key place names like Minschkante, Kernen S and Russi-Sprung hint at the past events of this descent. Experience it live in mid-January.

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