Ski holidays in Grindelwald

Ski holidays in Grindelwald, at the foot of the towering north face of the Eiger, take place amidst some of the most spectacular scenery in Europe. Easy access via mountain train, gondola and cable-car to the 'Jungfrau' ski region including the pistes linking Kleine Scheidegg and Männlichen means that you can tackle the challenging Lauberhornrace run, have lunch in Wengen, and be home in time for tea.

Skiing holidays in Grindelwald are an excellent choice for non-skiers too, with fantastic winter walking oportunities with the non-skiers lift pass, skating, snow shoeing, sleigh rides and a superb sports centre, whilst the friendly and traditional village has numerous shops, bars and cafés.

Skiing in Grindelwald? We love it!

Beginners skiing in Grindelwald

Ski school meets at Bodmi nursery slopes at the top of the village and the wide blue runs of sunny ‘First’, Grindelwald’s own ski area, are excellent for gaining your confidence.

Intermediates skiing in Grindelwald

There's a great variety on offer, including the long red runs on ‘First’ and at Kleine Scheidegg and the more challenging tree-lined reds of Männlichen, the latter also giving access to the longest runs in the region, ending in Grund.

Advanced skiing in Grindelwald

Excellent possibilities for experienced skiers, including the 12km Lauberhorn race run! See Wengen/Mürren.

Snowboarding in Grindelwald

'First' is a mecca for boarders, with a warm-up park on Oberjoch, a world-class superpipe at Schreckfeld, plus the terrain park Bärgelegg.

Related links

• Wengen
• Murren