Grindelwald is nestled in a unique and impressive Alpine landscape. The Wetterhorn, Schreckhorn, Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau form the ice-capped mountain scenery of the glacier village. The combination of the rustic holiday and wellness resort and the numerous lookout points and activities enable relaxation and adventure of all kinds before a breathtaking panorama. With cuisine that ranges from trendy to authentic local food, traditional dress dances, folk music, as well as ski lodges and bars that turn night into day, there are a broad variety of activities in Grindelwald just waiting to be discovered.

Summer

Grindelwald is the ideal starting point for mountain hikes and tours with a 300-kilometre network of perfectly developed trails. The high-altitude walk from Grindelwald-First along Lake Bachalp and on to the Schynige Platte is one of the best tours of the region. Nature trails also lead climbers into the Alpine world of the Jungfrau region. Those who want to test their fitness can do so on 160 kilometres of mountain bike trails or by climbing, on the fixed-rope routes and high-altitude mountain hikes. The adrenaline levels soar for those who are adventurous on the First Flyer or the scooter bikes.

Winter

Guaranteed skiing thrills are provided by 160 kilometres of slopes and roughly 30 lifts reaching up to 2,500 metres above sea level of both the Kleine Scheidegg-Männlichen and Grindelwald-First ski areas. The White Elements Snowpark in Grindelwald provides the perfect setting for freestylers with kickers, boxes and rails. Winter sports enthusiasts experience a ski racer's adventure on the region's most spectacular slope, the Lauberhorn downhill course in Wengen. Cross-country skiers will also get their money's worth – Grindelwald and Lauterbrunnen offer a total of 30 kilometres of trails. The largest ski resort in the Jungfrau region!