Eigergletscher - Kleine Scheidegg «Jungfrau Eiger Run» No. 68

Rest after the descent on Kleine Scheidegg and treat yourself to a tasty drink for refreshment.

• Sled or toboggan
• Ski helmetday
• hiking backpack (approx. 20 liters) with rain cover
• comfortable and waterproof winter shoes or sturdy hiking boots (if necessary dredges and gaiters)
• hat/headband, scarf
• waterproof glovessun and rain protection
• Provisions and drinking water, thermos bottle with hot drink
• first aid kit
• pocket knife
• Cell phone
• if necessary headlamp and reflectors
• Map material

 The 10 rules of sledging   

1. Show consideration for others
2. Adapt speed and driving style to ability
3. Respect the lane of the vehicle in front
4. Overtake with distance
5. Look up before entering and approaching the road
6. Stop at the edge
7. Get on and off at the edge
8. Observe signs and markings
9. Provide assistance
10. In the event of an accident: give personal details

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Eigergletscher

Koordinates :

Geographic	46.574764 N 7.974868 E

Kleine Scheidegg

Eigergletscher - Fallbodensee - Kleine Scheidegg

Thanks to its central location in Europe, Switzerland is served by international trains from over 12 countries. Within Switzerland, Intercity trains run from Basel and Lucerne directly to the Jungfrau Region. Travellers from Zurich change trains in Bern. The trains run every half hour.

 

Grindelwald

From Interlaken Ost railway station we reach Grindelwald without changing trains on the Bernese Oberland Bahn (BOB). Important: Get on the rear part of the train, as it splits in Zweilütschinen. If you get on at the front, you will end up in Lauterbrunnen. The journey takes 30 minutes to Grindelwald Terminal (V-Bahn). Three minutes later we are at the terminal in the village.

There are three stations in Grindelwald (Terminal, Grund and Dorf). The terminal station (Dorf) is in the centre of Grindelwald.

 

Wengen

From Interlaken Ost station we reach Wengen in 44 minutes. The blue and yellow train of the Berner Oberland Bahn (BOB) takes us to Lauterbrunnen. Important: We sit in the front part of the train, as it splits in Zweilütschinen. If you take a seat at the back, you will make a detour to Grindelwald. In Lauterbrunnen we change to the yellow-green train of the Wengernalp Bahn (WAB). This takes us to Wengen in 12 minutes.

• Timetable and ticket purchase SBB
• Arrival by train video Jungfrau Region

From Basel and Geneva, the fastest route to the Jungfrau Region is via Bern. From Zurich, the route via Lucerne and the Brünig Pass is recommended. The pass is open all year round.

 

From the south, travel to the Jungfrau Region via the Grimsel or Susten Pass. Both passes are only open in summer. An alternative is the Simplon Pass with subsequent car transport through the Lötschberg tunnel.

 

Grindelwald

From Interlaken we follow the main road to Zweilütschinen. Here we turn left towards Grindelwald. The whole trip takes about 30 minutes and leads over a partly winding road.

 

Wengen

Wengen is car-free. If we arrive by car, we have to leave it in Lauterbrunnen and take the train. The journey from Interlaken to Lauterbrunnen takes about 20 minutes.

• Arrival Grindelwald
• Arrival Lauterbrunnen
• Arrival by car video Jungfrau Region
• Lötschberg car transport

Grindelwald

There are three public car parks: Parkhaus Eiger+ (252 parking spaces), Parkhaus Sportzentrum (160 parking spaces) and the new Terminal Parking (1000 spaces) of the V-Bahn. Alternatively, we can also use the car park in Grindelwald Grund.

 

Wengen

There is a multi-storey car park directly below Lauterbrunnen station. Alternatively, you can use the car park at the Lauterbrunnen church. From here, a bus leaves for the station every half hour. On foot we need about 10 minutes.

• Lauterbrunnen multi-storey car park 

A covered passage leads from the Lauterbrunnen car park to the cable cars to Wengen.

• GPS-Track (GPX)
• Google Earth (KML)