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Beginner

Intermediate

Advanced

Cross-country

Snowboard

Wengen at a glance

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Travel included to Wengen

Depart on: Saturdays, flexible durations are also available

Fly into: Geneva or Zurich

Geneva transfer time: approx. 2 hours 45 mins by coach or  up to 4 hours 15 mins by train.

Zurich transfer time approx. 3 hours 15 mins by train.

Included in your ski holiday to Wengen

  • On holiday support and tailored advice from our Destination Experts based in Wengen
  • Access to Inghams Digital Resort Guide with things to do, ski highlights and useful information on holiday
  • Flights or train travel from the UK, accommodation and transfers
Ski lift pass offer
Buy one lift pass, get one half price

Save up to £253 per couple (Based on 2 adult 6 day lift passes in Zermatt).​ Passes can be added to your booking via the 'Ski Extras' stage at checkout.​ T&Cs apply

Ski & snowboarding information

Best for

Beginner

Intermediate

Advanced

Cross-country

Snowboard

Wengen is a picturesque, car-free village with stunning views, family-friendly skiing, and easy access to the Jungfrau region.

Runs

Ski routes map
Blue: 82km
Red: 90km
Black: 38km

Additional Ski Details

Ski area:
210km
Resort altitude:
1274m
Ski Altitude:
945m - 2971m
Ski Lifts:
49
Lift Ski Lockers:
No

Beginners skiing in Wengen

The convenient village nursery slopes and the Beginners’ park at Kleine Scheidegg make Wengen the ideal base for youngsters and beginners.  With long blue slopes heading down into the valley, these runs are perfect for practising your technique.

Intermediates skiing in Wengen

The Jungfrau region is perfect for intermediates with the Kleine Scheidegg and Männlichen area alone offering a large selection of satisfying reds runs - Wixi and Fallboden are some of our favourite slopes. 

Advanced skiing in Wengen

Confident skiers should head for the Eigergletscher or the difficult descents of the Lauberhorn chairlift, including the famous Lauberhorn race run. Have your moment on the famous race course - it's a great run that leads you all the way back into Wengen. The Eigernordwand 6-person chair lift will lead you to some adrenalin inducing slopes, including the black runs 'oh God' and 'Black Rock' or the red 'Punchbowl'.

Snowboarding in Wengen

We love finding the natural jumps on the wide Männlichen run, or head to the snowpark in the Grindelwald-First area where you'll find plenty of kickers, jumps, rails and a half pipe to keep you entertained.  

Make a day out of skiing the snowy slopes of Mürren, and head over the the Pända Snowpark in Mürren’s Schilthorn area. From easy roller jumps for beginners to rails, boxes and kickers for advanced riders, the park offers something for everyone. The park evolves throughout the winter, with the creative team continually refreshing the set-up to keep it exciting, challenging, and fun for everyone. To access the Pända take the train down to the stunning village of Lauterbrunnen, from here take the cable car up to Grütschalpm and then hop on the train to up Winteregg. 

6 days Child 6-15 years

Youth 16-19 years

Adult 20-61 years Senior 62 years +
Whole Area Pass

£171

£232 £378 £341

 

Ski pass information

  • The Jungfrau whole area Pass includes: Grindelwald-First, Männlichen, Kleine Scheidegg, Wengen, Mürren, Schilthorn ski areas. 
  • The ski pass also covers travel across the Jungfrau including Interlaken. 
  • Children under 6 go free on lifts if accompanied by a parent, but require a ‘piccolo pass’ if in ski school (approx. CHF 25 for 6 days - pay locally).

Prices and supplements are correct at time of publishing but may vary up or down. Correct prices will be advised at the time of booking.

6 days Category

Child
3 - 9 years

Youth 10-15 years Adult 16 years +
Skis Red £42 £72 £150
Black - - £195
Skis & boots Red £74 £117 £230
Black - - £295
6 days Category

Child
3 - 9 years

Youth 10-15 years Adult 16 years +
Snowboard Red £42 £72 £150
Snowboard & boots Red £74 £117 £230

 

Equipment information 

  • A helmet is included for children.
  • White category skis, boots and helmet available for children aged 3-5: £74
Levels of equipment
  • Blue: ideal for beginners to early intermediates – softer and easier to turn
  • Red: suit confident intermediates – more rigid for better stability and control, usually new or one season old
  • Black: ideal for strong intermediates and a

Prices and supplements are correct at time of publishing but may vary up or down. Correct prices will be advised at the time of booking.


Ski tuition Child
3 - 12 years
Adult 13 years +
6 days AM £334 £393

 

Snowboard tuition Child
8 - 12 years
Adult 13 years +
6 days AM £366 £366

 

Tuition information

Ski Tuition: 5 days AM timings: Monday - Friday 09:30 - 12:30

Snowboard Tuition AM timings:  Sunday - Friday 09:30-12:30

Group size is between 4 - 10

Levels of tuition

  • Beginner: never skied before
  • Level 1: advanced beginner; can control speed, snowplough and change direction on gentle slopes 
  • Level 2: low intermediate, snowplough turns and start to ski parallel
  • Level 3: good intermediate, Parallel turns 
  • Advanced: fully confident on all slopes, looking to improve technique

Prices and supplements are correct at time of publishing but may vary up or down. Correct prices will be advised at the time of booking.

 

Non Skiers Pass Junior
6 - 15 years

 

Youth
16 - 19 years

 

 

Adult
20 - 61 years

 

6 days £106 £190 £250

 

The non-skier pass covers consecutive days access to most public transport and mountain railways within the Jungfrau Region including Wengen, Grindelwald, Mürren and Interlaken. Supplements apply for Jungfraujoch, approx. CHF 60, and Schilthorn, approx. CHF 40 return).

Children under 6 go free on lifts if accompanied by a parent, but require a ‘piccolo pass’ if in ski school - approx. Sfr25 for 6 days - pay locally.

Prices and supplements are correct at time of publishing. Up-to-date prices are confirmed at time of booking.

Where to Stay in Wengen

We have a choice of hotel's dotted around Wengen village - they're all within easy reach of the Wengen-Männlichen gondola and train station, some even offer shuttle services to the centre. Choose from a variety of accommodation styles including hotels with pools and spa facilities, traditional alpine style rooms and friendly, family run establishments. 

Our accommodations in Wengen

Discover Wengen

The idyllic village of Wengen is high up on a sunny, sheltered terrace with spectacular views of the Jungfrau (Maiden). You'll arrive in this charming, friendly village by scenic mountain railway as it has reduced traffic, although you'll spot a few electric vehicles around.

Home of the famous Lauberhorn downhill race this area is a skiers paradise. With the Jungfrau whole area pass you'll have access to skiing and boarding in Wengen, Grindelwald and Mürren ski areas, on the other side of the Lauterbrunnen Valley. 

Take the cable-car from Wengen village centre, which links to Grindelwald’s ski area or take the mountain railway to the Kleine Scheidegg where both ski areas meet. Whatever your ski ability, you'll have the chance to enjoy the expanse of slopes and beautiful scenery. If skiing and boarding's not for you or just fancy a few day's doing other winter activities, take advantage of the amazing winter walking and sledging network. Pre book a non-skiers pass and use the lift and rail network to link the sledge runs and hiking trails. 

Our flexible short ski breaks in Switzerland have you covered! Hit the slopes for as long or as short as you like. Design your perfect Swiss ski getaway! Choose your duration, departure day, hotel, and resort. Fly from your preferred airport and customize your trip with extras like ski hire and lift passes.​

​The choice is yours, flexible durations available in 10 resorts and 34 hotels across Switzerland.

Regional dishes featuring local cheeses, cured meats, and fresh alpine produce are staples on many menus throughout the Jungfrau region. In Wengen, you’ll find a selection of restaurants serving classic Swiss favourites such as fondue, raclette, rösti, and Älplermagronen. There are also more international options, including homemade pizzas, pastas, and burgers at Sina’s, as well as traditional Indian cuisine at Golden India.

You'll find that some of the best restaurants are in the hotels, which are largely open to the public offering a la carte menus. With the majority of our accommodation available on a half board basis, so you'll have breakfast and dinner covered, so you just need to find a spot for lunch. If you want to pick up some bits for a on the piste picnic, Bäckerei Konditorei Vincenz serves delicious pasties, breads and Swiss chocolates.

If you are looking for a spot for lunch while you are out and about, there are plenty of cosy mountain restaurants to choose from. Perched high above Wengen, Berghaus Männlichen is famous for its coffee with a view and it's easy to see why. From the sun terrace you can enjoy panoramic views over the Lauterbrunnen Valley and the iconic Eiger–Mönch–Jungfrau trio. The menu features regional specialities including schnitzel, fondue and rösti, which hit the spot after a morning on the slopes. 

High up on the mountain pass between the Eiger, Mönch, and Lauberhorn, Bergrestaurant Kleine Scheidegg has been welcoming skiers and mountaineers since the late 19th century. Cosy up inside with a warming soup or enjoy a leisurely lunch on the sun terrace. A must try is the signature Eiger rösti -a crispy potato rösti generously topped with tomato sauce, soft cheese from Grindelwald, apple and walnuts. And for dessert, the homemade apple strudel or cream slices are the perfect way to refuel before an afternoon of adventures.

Famous for its Brandegg apple fritters with vanilla sauce, the Brandegg Mountain Restaurant on the Wengeralpbahn is an excellent choice for lunch if you are heading over to Grindelwald. The food here goes beyond just desserts, with the lunch menu featuring a selection of hearty alpine dishes. 

Restaurant Allmend is another great lunch option, especially on a day when the sun is shining. Positioned perfectly next to the slopes at the Allmend station, it's a prime viewing spot during the Lauberhorn races. The menu at the Allmend features comfort food including pasta, grilled sausages and home made desserts. Whether you’re watching the action on the slopes or simply soaking up the sunshine, it’s a fantastic spot to pause and enjoy a leisurely lunch on the mountain.

If you are around Grindelwald, why not head the Eigergletscher, and watch how the Rugen Disterllery gin is produced before enjoying a well deserved drink on the sun terrace

Wengen is not the place for dancing in ski boots or late night partying, but you can find a range of cosy bars where you can unwind after a day on the slopes. Many of our partner hotels have their own residence bars as well, so you can enjoy a nightcap from the comfort of your home away from home.

At the bottom of the nursery slopes, you'll find Schneebar Figelar, where you can soak up some winter sun while enjoying a warming mulled wine. Figelar is the perfect spot for winding down after a day of skiing or snowboarding, offering a relaxed atmosphere and a prime location for taking in the beauty of the Jungfrau.

Just a short stroll away, you’ll find Crystal Bar, known for its intimate setting and welcoming vibe. It's ideal if you’re looking for a quieter place with a bit of local charm, and you'll often find locals and visitors alike enjoying a cocktail or two. 

Tanne Bar stands out as one of Wengen’s best places to enjoy a drink. With an extensive selection of gins, whiskeys, and handcrafted cocktails, the bar is ideal for sampling something new.  And if you're not sure what to choose, the knowledgeable bartenders are always happy to recommend a drink that suits your taste.

For those looking to keep up with the latest sports head over to On The Rocks Bar, located underneath the Hotel Eiger. With multiple screens and a lively atmosphere, it’s the go-to place for sports fans.

Situated along the main street of Wengen, you can find a variety of shops - many of them selling the latest sports gear, local crafts, watches and clothing. You can pick up a souvenir to remember your trip by at one of the charming shops selling handcrafted woodwork or at the local tabac shop. There's also a supermarket just opposite the train station, so you can stock up on the essentials. There's also a lovely bakery in town, serving delicious pastries, baked goods and speciality chocolates.

After a day of exploring the Jungfrau Ski Area,  many of our hotels in Wengen have their own wellness facilities available for you to use. 

Inspired by the tranquility of Japan’s hot springs, the Grand Hotel Belvedere Spa offers a serene retreat dedicated to the art of relaxation. Unwind in the sauna or hammam, take a refreshing dip in the indoor and outdoor pools, or simply relax while admiring the majestic views of the Jungfrau from the comfort of the relaxation room. For those who want to stay active off the slopes, the hotel offers a variety of fitness classes and yoga sessions throughout the season (additional costs may apply).

After an exhilarating day in the mountains, you’ll have everything you need to unwind and rejuvenate at the Beausite Park. This wellness area features a range of facilities including a swimming pool, whirlpool, jacuzzi, sauna, steam bath, and a fully equipped fitness room. or an extra indulgence, massages and facials are available and can be booked through the reception.

If you’re looking to take a break from the slopes, the NUXE Spa at the Braunbär Hotel is the perfect place to relax. Enjoy a soothing swim in the pool, or recharge your body in the sauna and steam room. For a truly unique experience, step out onto the outdoor sun terrace, where you can warm up by the fireplace and take in the stunning snowy views that surround Wengen.

Development on the brand new Schilthorn cable car had taken place over the 2024/25 winter season; the brand new lift takes you up to the summit in less than 30 minutes and the first section of the cable car connecting Stechelberg and Mürren now holds the title of the world's steepest cable car with a gradient of 159.4%. 

The spectacular lift provides a direct link between the valley station in Stechelberg and the village of Mürren, taking you up to the summit of the Schilthorn via Birg. Once at the top you can enjoy incredible panoramic views of the Bernese Oberland and tasty regional dishes at the Piz Gloria restaurant. 

Travel to Wengen

Travel by air

Flights to Geneva and Zurich depart on Saturdays between 20 December 2025 and 28 March 2026.

Transfer time:

  • Geneva airport: approx. 2 hours 45 mins by coach or up to 4 hours 15 mins by train.
  • Zurich airport: approx. 3 hours 15 mins by train.

Transfers for Wengen are either coach or train, depending on your arrival airport, flight times, and day of travel. Please see the below tab for further information.

Travel by train

We offer a 7-night rail holiday to Wengen, available to book online.

The journey departs from and returns to London St Pancras on Saturdays.

Trains are from London St Pancras to Wengen via Paris, Zurich, Interlaken and Lauterbrunnen.

Your resort Destination Expert will arrange any necessary transport from Wengen station to your hotel.

Please refer to the dropdown below for provisional train times.

Whether your transfer is by coach or train, if you are travelling on a Saturday there will be Inghams staff outside Airport Arrivals to meet you and provide information and any assistance required. Your resort Destination Expert will arrange any necessary transport from the station to your hotel.

Train Transfers

Train transfers from Zürich or Geneva Airport to Wengen take approximately 3 hours 30 mins to 4 hours 15 mins and typically have three or four changes. The train stations at both Geneva and Zürich Airports are a short walk from Arrivals.

Tickets will be sent by our UK Operations team or your travel agent at least 48 hours before departure and are valid for any train on your travel day. You can find timetables and real-time travel information on the SBB website or the SBB app.

Coach Transfers

Coach transfers from Geneva Airport to Wengen take approximately 2 hours 45 minutes. As Wengen is a car-free resort, the coach will bring you as far as Lauterbrunnen where you will take a 12 minute shuttle train to the village.

Provisional Outbound Timings

  1. London St. Pancras to Paris Gare du Nord

  2. Paris Gare de Lyon to Zurich

  3. Zurich to Interlaken Ost

  4. Interlaken Ost to Lauterbrunnen

  5. Lauterbrunnen to Wengen

Return transfer timings will be confirmed when you book.

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Things to do in Wengen

Sledding

Wengen offers several scenic sledging routes. A favourite is the run from Kleine Scheidegg, where the Fox Run takes you on a fast-paced ride down into the village. For those seeking a longer adventure, a short trip to Grindelwald gives access to the Big Pintenfritz — a 15 km trail starting at Faulhorn and winding all the way down to Grindelwald.

Swap your skis for a pair of skates, and enjoy whizzing around the ice. The village’s charming rink is perfect for skaters of all levels, with beautiful views of the surrounding mountain peaks.

The artificial open air ice rink in the centre of Wengen is open from November (subject to weather conditions).

Snowshoe

With around 100 kilometres of well-marked hiking trails across the Jungfrau region, you wont have to walk the same trail twice. There are a number of trails around Wengen, however we recommend heading up to Kleine Scheidegg where there is a variety of trails to suit different levels. Be sure to pre-book your non-skiers walking pass before you travel.

Head up to the 'Top of Europe' at the UNESCO heritage site of the Jungfraujoch and Aletsch Glacier, located at an impressive  3,454 metres, for incredible views across the region. Whilst you are up there, make sure to check out the Ice Palace where there is a variety of ice sculptures to marvel at.

Schilthorn Gondola

The brand new Schilthorn cable car is one of the most spectacular cable car journeys in the Swiss Alps. It connects the village of Stechelberg, deep in the Lauterbrunnen Valley, with the summit of the Schilthorn (2,970 metres), passing through the mountain villages of Mürren, and Birg along the way. 

The journey is divided into three dramatic sections and offers panoramic views of snow covered peaks, deep valleys, and cliffside villages. The cableway now holds the title of the worlds steepest cable car, with impressive gradient of 159.4 percent on the first section between Stechelberg and Mürren - climbing 775 metres in just four minutes. 

Once at the top, the summit of Schilthorn, offers panoramic views of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau. You may also recognise the revolving Piz Gloria restaurant, made famous by the James Bond film On Her Majesty's Secret Service.

Try your hand at curling with the Wengen Curling Club,a winter sport that blends accuracy, teamwork and tactical play. Slide polished granite stones across the ice towards the target circles, sweeping the surface to influence their direction. Guests with a visitor card benefit from a reduced rate.

The ice rink is open from November (weather permitting). 

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