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Can you ski at Jungfraujoch? No: no piste leaves the 3,454 m station in winter. Skiers add it for CHF 63 with a 3-day pass, or ski the 211 km below it.

Jungfrau ski pass explained: CHF 79 a day covers 211 km of pistes and the train from Interlaken Ost. Prices, half-days, Top Ticket and where to buy it.

Ski clothes rental in Interlaken: a jacket costs CHF 16 a day and trousers CHF 15 in Grindelwald, and on our winter tours CHF 5 an item. Four addresses.

Skiing in Interlaken for beginners: learn at Bodmi Arena in Grindelwald for CHF 28 a day, not CHF 79. A ski instructor on lessons, costs and first turns.

Snowshoeing in Grindelwald: 7 signposted trails from 1.3 to 7.2 km, Holenstein to Brandegg under the Eiger for CHF 20, rental at CHF 21, a guide's pick.

Is snowshoeing worth it? Yes if you like walking: a guide explains what CHF 129 buys above Isenfluh, who should skip it, and when guests say it paid off.

Snowshoeing vs cross-country skiing near Interlaken: a guide who fell on his first loipe compares effort, a CHF 10 day pass and the CHF 16 cable car.

A Velogemel is a wooden snow bike invented in Grindelwald in 1911. Rent one for CHF 8 at Isenfluh, learn how it rides, and see the race on 7 February 2027.

The best sledding in Switzerland, ranked by a local guide: 10 runs from 2 to 11 km, which ones he has ridden, which to skip. Checked 25 October 2026.

Sledding in Switzerland costs CHF 16 to 92 for the lift, run by run, plus CHF 7 to 18 for the sled. Prices read on 24 October 2026, with a guide's verdict.

Luge is the Olympic sled you ride on your back. Swiss sledding means sitting up on a wooden sled: CHF 16 return and CHF 7 sled hire at Isenfluh.

At 1,632 m in Mürren, 8 winters in 14 had 30 cm of snow by 15 December. When sledding starts near Interlaken, the best month, and what if no snow.