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Gentle slopes, steep slopes, snow and amusement parks, race tracks and dusty areas; The winter paradise in front of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau offers skiers and snowboarders everything their hearts desire. 211 kilometers of perfectly manicured slopes stretch across two valleys and three mountain ranges. In an environment where snow fun is so intense, guests have a hard time making a choice. However, we can help with advice from Jungfrau Railways employees.
Downhill classic on Lauberhorn
Up to 42 percent slope in two and a half minutes and an altitude difference of over 1000 meters. It is the longest ski run in the world and the fastest race in the World Cup. Where elite skiers race in January, good skiers and snowboarders will now be able to hit the slopes. “Everyone who comes to Kleine Scheidegg this winter needs to try this run,” says Fritz Brawand, head of winter sports at Kleine Scheidegg. “World famous and simply huge.” The upper area features a giant slalom where guests can ski. From the starting house you will follow the footsteps of the stars meter by meter: over the cross-fire to the neutralized Hundschopf, through the “Wassersstation” underpass to Haneggshot and finally to the finish point. Take your place, get ready, hit the road!
On foot and sled
Winter walks are very important in the Jungfrau Ski Area. More than 100 kilometers of winter hiking trails are waiting to be discovered. However, if you prefer to sit comfortably on the sled and enjoy the sun on your face, you are in safe hands. A 50-kilometer perfectly prepared toboggan run is ready for everyone who enjoys action and adrenaline. The ultimate tip for combining both comes from SOS First president Dres Heim: “I recommend an easy but physically demanding hike from the First mountain station to Faulhorn.” By the way, the name has nothing to do with laziness, it is derived from the word “fulen” meaning crumbling rock. “Once you reach the top, you’ll be treated to a spectacular panoramic view of all the giant mountains of the Bernese Oberland,” says Dres, and the two-and-a-half-hour winter hike is rewarded with the longest toboggan run. The Great Pintenfritz in Europe. «16 kilometers of pure sleigh fun! “He’s speeding towards Grindelwald.”
At your fingertips!
If you don’t fancy lazing around, we recommend Fun Park snowmobile driver Pascal Hallauer. “Our snow park in Grindelwald-First is sunny on the one hand, and on the other hand we have action from juniors to professionals.” It is number one in freestyle in the Bernese Oberland, with two different parks and a halfpipe. Various rails and boxes can be optionally combined with the kicker line. The half pipe, 130 meters long and 6 meters high, is located in the middle of the park and can therefore be included in any running track. “Lily Fun Slope has fun obstacles and helps kids improve their riding skills in a fun way.”
The world’s most modern 3S lift
The Jungfrau Ski Area returns to the winter sports Champions League with the opening of the V-Bahn at the end of 2020. Since then it has become much faster to get to the ski area. “You save 47 minutes by using public transport in all major cities in Switzerland,” says Urs Kessler, CEO of Jungfrau Railways. Kessler said, “The Eiger Express, the most modern 3S cable car in the Alps, takes its passengers to the Eigergletscher station in just 15 minutes and therefore directly to the tracks with the most beautiful panorama in the world.” In addition to direct public transport links and a car park with over 1,000 spaces, Grindelwald Terminal offers a wide range of shopping, food and beverage options and a sports shop. Good to know: Ski passes, park tickets and ski depots can be booked online with the new Jungfrau app.
Source : Blick
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