Back to Switzerland Ski Holidays

Grindelwald Ski Holidays

Experience a quintessential Swiss Alp hamlet boasting a plethora of winter delights and renowned panoramic mountain vistas!

Grindelwald is the epitome of relaxed cruising, offering extended blue runs and mild reds weaving through the majestic mountain landscape above the charming village. The south-facing slopes on the distinct First peak bathe in the morning sunshine, while the trails surrounding Kleine Scheidegg offer enchanting tree-lined skiing adventures. When it comes to ascending the peaks, the cog railway exudes old-world charm, but for updated access to the main ski terrain, the state-of-the-art Eiger Express gondola is your speedy ticket treat! 

Embraced by towering 3,000-meter summits, the village exudes the authentic ambiance of an alpine community. The town center buzzes with life, offering a variety of après-ski activities, from cozy, traditional hotspots to hit the dancefloor scenarios. One thing’s for sure - you'll stumble upon an array of options to enjoy your post-skiing extravaganza.

16 Beginners Pistes

To kickstart your skiing journey, head to the Bodmi Arena beginner area situated just above Grindelwald's town center. Once you've gained confidence, the marked slow slope at Mӓnnlichen is a fantastic progression. Up at Kleine Scheidegg, you'll find serene blue runs running parallel to the cog railway, offering a breathtaking view of the surroundings.

24 Intermediate Pistes

Venture to Kleine Scheidegg for extensive runs that wind gracefully through the enchanting, forested terrain. Meanwhile, on Oberjoch, you'll find a delightful selection of blue and red runs with stunning views of the iconic Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau peaks in the backdrop, creating an unforgettable alpine experience.

15 Advanced Pistes

For the experts, there are thrilling challenges awaiting, including the renowned Lauberhorn World Cup downhill piste and the formidable Black Rock run, commencing at the Eigergletscher station. And for those seeking even more adrenaline, the famous black Kanonenrohr run in Mürren beckons, promising an epic and exhilarating experience.

While there are limited options for beginners and occasional flat sections between runs, Grindelwald is best enjoyed by those with a few weeks of experience. If you're a freestyler, don't miss the White Elements snow park in Grindelwald, featuring a half pipe, rails, wall rides and impressive kickers. Additionally, Oberjoch's park offers beginner-friendly kickers, rails, and boxes for riders looking to test their skills in a fun and exciting environment.

Apres Ski

Explore the vibrant hub of the Jungfrau region, a bustling resort teeming with diverse dining options. Indulge in exquisite French/Swiss cuisine at La Pendule d'Or or tuck into pizza at Onkel Tom's Cabin. Post-slope adventures, treat yourself to some cake at Ringgenberg Tea Room or a C&M café toasty. Mountainside lunch options abound, from fondue at Berghaus Alpiglen to schnapps coffee at the Tipi bar in Kleine Scheidegg. And when it's party time exciting venues like Avocado Bar, Mescalero Club, Challi Bar and the Plaza Club await. Non-skiers can enjoy diverse activities like a natural ice rink at Bärplatz or the action packed Grindelwald Sports Centre complete with a pool. For a unique experience, the traditional 'Velogemel' sledges, resembling scooters on skis can be rented - Enjoy the world's longest sledge run, 'Big Pintenfritz,' spanning 15km on the Faulhorn! Your lift pass unlocks the thrill of the 'First Flieger,' an 800m zip wire from First to Schreckfeld, offering thrilling speeds and views. For a more relaxed vibe, visit the Bernerhof Cinema, delve into the area's history at the Museum Grindelwaldor or embark on a cinematic journey at the solar-powered Piz Gloria restaurant, a James Bond film location with 360-degree views of the snowy peaks from the top of the Schilthorn.

Ski Statistics

Resort HeightHighest LiftLongest PisteLiftsSnowparkKM of Piste
1034m2950m8Km401213Km