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Jungfrau Ski Map
The Jungfrau region, nestled in the Bernese Alps, is a spectacular destination for skiing and snowboarding, offering breathtaking views of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau peaks. With a combination of high-altitude glaciers and well-maintained pistes, it caters to all skill levels, from beginners to expert freeriders. The region is known for its varied terrain – wide, gentle slopes perfect for learning, challenging red and black runs for more advanced skiers, and off-piste routes that attract adventurous snowboarders and skiers. Its modern lift system ensures smooth access to different sectors, allowing visitors to explore multiple villages and mountain areas easily.
Beyond the slopes, the Jungfrau region offers a unique alpine atmosphere, with charming villages like Grindelwald, Wengen, and Mürren providing cozy accommodations, traditional Swiss cuisine, and a lively après-ski scene. The scenic gondola rides, panoramic views, and glacier runs make every day on the mountain memorable, while the interlinked villages and lifts allow for exciting day trips across the area, ensuring variety and adventure for every visitor.
Ski Season Length and Dates
The Jungfrau region typically opens from late November to late April, with snow reliability increasing at higher elevations. Glacier areas and high-altitude runs allow for good skiing conditions throughout the season, and in favorable snow years, skiing can extend into early May, particularly on the higher slopes around Kleine Scheidegg and Männlichen.
What’s included in the Jungfrau Ski Pass?
- Full access to Grindelwald, Wengen, Mürren, and Kleine Scheidegg slopes.
- Modern lifts and gondolas connecting all villages and ski areas within the Jungfrau region.
- Freeride zones and off-piste areas suitable for advanced skiers and snowboarders.
- Cheaper local passes are available if you only plan to ski in a single village, such as Grindelwald or Wengen.
- The full Jungfrau pass allows seamless skiing across all four main resorts under one ticket, ideal for exploring the complete region.
Is it good for beginners?
Yes – the Jungfrau region is very beginner-friendly. Areas like Wengen, Grindelwald, and Mürren offer wide, gentle blue slopes, dedicated learning zones, and excellent ski schools. The connected lift systems allow beginners to gradually explore more terrain at their own pace, while intermediates and advanced skiers can enjoy the more challenging red and black runs higher up.
The standard Jungfrau ski pass allows access to all linked ski areas within the region, including Grindelwald, Wengen, Mürren, and Kleine Scheidegg. If you want to access other nearby regions outside the Jungfrau network, separate ski passes may be required.
Total Ski Area: 206 km / 129 miles
Base Elevation: 810 m / 2,657 ft
Peak Elevation: 3,571 m / 11,713 ft
Difficulty:
🟦 30% Easy
🟥 50% Intermediate
⬛ 20% Advanced