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Schilthorn Piste Map and Overview
Schilthorn is a high-altitude ski area near Mürren, famous for its panoramic 360° views of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau peaks. The slopes cater mainly to intermediates, with long red runs, some challenging black pistes, and a few easy blues for beginners. Its altitude ensures excellent snow conditions throughout the season, and modern lifts and gondolas make exploring the area smooth and efficient. The combination of thrilling descents and breathtaking scenery makes Schilthorn a must-visit for skiers and snowboarders in the Jungfrau region.
Schilthorn also offers unique attractions off the slopes, including the Piz Gloria revolving restaurant (featured in a James Bond film) and scenic hiking or sledding trails. Freeriders enjoy the more adventurous off-piste terrain, while families and beginners can stick to the safer, groomed slopes. Its connection to Mürren and the wider Jungfrau ski network allows easy access to neighboring villages and peaks, offering variety and adventure for all skill levels.
Total ski area: 206 km / 128 miles
Base elevation: 1,970 m / 6,364 ft
Peak elevation: 2,970 m / 9,744 ft
Difficulty:
🟦 35% Easy
🟥 43% Intermediate
⬛ 22% Advanced
What’s included in the Schilthorn Ski Pass?
Included with the ski pass:
- The full Jungfrau pass allows full access to the Schilthorn slopes, including connections to Mürren and surrounding Jungfrau areas.
- Part of the Jungfrau region ski network, covering Grindelwald, Wengen, Mürren, Kleine Scheidegg, and Schilthorn.
- Modern lifts linking Schilthorn to neighboring ski areas.
- Local Schilthorn passes are available if you only plan to ski this sector, which are cheaper than the full Jungfrau pass.
- The full Jungfrau pass allows seamless skiing across all main resorts in the region under one ticket.