Grindelwald elevators

Grindelwald offers tourists access to a total of 49 ski lifts, granting entry to the resort's three extensive ski areas, encompassing a combined distance of 213 kilometers. The cost of a ski lift pass in Grindelwald varies depending on the skier's age and the time they wish to ski. Adult ski passes are the most expensive, ranging from CHF 63 for a single day to CHF 459 for a 13-day pass.

Mount First boasts 60 kilometers of well-groomed ski slopes, along with 40 kilometers of winter hiking and sledding trails. For complete beginners, the White Elements snow park is an ideal option, and you can access Mount First from Grindelwald via a gondola ride.
In the Kleine Scheidegg-Männlichen region, you'll find 110 kilometers of ski slopes and 30 kilometers of toboggan runs nestled at the base of the Eiger, Monk, and Jungfrau mountains. You can reach this area by either rail or cable car, with convenient lift stations located in both Grindelwald and Wengen.

The Mürren-Schilthorn ski region, situated at an altitude ranging from 1,650 to 3,000 meters above sea level, stands as the highest ski area in the Bernese Highlands. It offers a substantial 54 kilometers of ski slopes and features the Im Rad snow park, catering to both skiers and snowboarders. Access to this region is conveniently provided by cable cars from Lauterbrunnen and Stechelberg. Notably, the pricing for ski lift passes remains uniform across all regions.

Located near the center of the Grindelwald resort is the "bodmiARENA," specifically designed for beginners, making it an excellent choice for those new to skiing.