A blue-run day you can picture.
Start with three blue choices reached from Wengen: one repeatable Männlichen lap and two longer routes from Kleine Scheidegg. Add First or Winteregg as separate outings, with a video of every selected run and a clear way home.
6 blue-run choices · 6 matched run videos
Official Jungfrau piste map · 2026–27 ↗
Choose a starting point and a finish.
These are separate outings grouped by sector, rather than a connected circuit or a ranking from easiest to hardest. Check the first lift and the return before choosing your accommodation.
A blue grade does not make every pitch or connection suitable for a first ski day. These plans assume controlled turns on blues; choose a dedicated learning area for first turns.
Männlichen children's & beginners' area ↗Before you book a room.
Use the property’s actual address as the starting point in walking directions. Check steps, hills and winter access with your host; distance to the nearest slope is different from the walk to this lift.
For: Wasserwendi (2)
Wengiboden 1350f, 3823 Wengen, Switzerland
Grindelwald Terminal is on the other side of the mountain. In Wengen, check the property's walking route to the cable car at Wengiboden 1350f; the railway station is a separate starting point.
Affiliate link: we may earn a commission on an eligible booking. Add your dates and check the property’s location.Official lift access ↗More on this accommodation base →For: Kleine Scheidegg to Wengen (36) · Kleine Scheidegg to Grindelwald (22)
Bahnhof Wengen, 3823 Wengen, Switzerland
Start at Wengen railway station for the train uphill to Kleine Scheidegg. The Männlichen cable car leaves from a separate station in the village.
Official lift access ↗For: Oberjoch blue (1)
Talstation Firstbahn, Dorfstrasse 187, 3818 Grindelwald, Switzerland
The pin marks the lower First gondola station above Dorfstrasse in Grindelwald village. This is a separate lift from the gondolas at Grindelwald Terminal.
Official lift access ↗For: Dreistern (2) · Maulerhubel (4)
Winteregg chairlift, beside Winteregg railway station, 3825 Mürren, Switzerland
The pin marks the lower Winteregg chairlift beside the BLM railway stop. Get off the train at Winteregg, before Mürren village.
Official lift access ↗The walking link opens Google Maps so you can enter the hotel there. BlueRuns does not need its address.
Start in Wengen village
Use the Wengen–Männlichen cable car for Wasserwendi. The piste descends on the Grindelwald-facing side, so finish by riding back up and taking the cable car down to Wengen.
Start above Wengen, follow blue 2 down the Grindelwald-facing side of Männlichen, then take the chairlift back for another lap.
Published 2022-03-14; filming date not supplied. The creator identifies this exact numbered blue route; matched to the operator’s current map.
Wengiboden 1350f, 3823 Wengen, Switzerland
Choosing a hotel or apartment? Enter its address as the starting point in walking directions, then check the route to this lift.
The pin marks the lower cable-car station in Wengen village. Grindelwald Terminal is a different starting point on the other side of the mountain.
From Interlaken Ost, take the train to Lauterbrunnen and change for Wengen. The cable-car operator allows about 15 minutes for Lauterbrunnen–Wengen and a three-minute walk from Wengen station to this lower cable-car station. The cable-car ride to Männlichen takes about six minutes.
Arriving by car: Lauterbrunnen station car park; continue to Wengen by train. Wengen is car-free. Leave the car in Lauterbrunnen and take the Wengernalp Railway up to Wengen, then walk to the cable car. Parking details ↗
Add your starting point and travel date in Google Maps. Check the last local connection and lift back down.
A blue lap with a chairlift back up
Watch for. Red 3 Männlichen goes towards the Grindelwald side. It is a different run, and skiing downhill on that side does not take you back to Wengen. Keep the cable-car ride down as your finish.
Video identity / embed review: 2026-10-27. A creator’s footage shows that visit, rather than today’s snow or lift operation.
Start at Wengen railway station
The uphill train puts you beside two different blue outings. Blue 36 heads towards Wengen; blue 22 heads towards Grindelwald. Choose your finish before leaving the station area, and keep a train return in the plan.
Take the train up to Kleine Scheidegg, then follow the blue 36 route through Wengernalp and Allmend towards Wengen. Railway stops give you places to shorten the day.
Published 2020-02-19; filming date not supplied. Simon Rees's full blue 36 descent was published in February 2020. It shows the longer journey rather than just a short chairlift lap; use the current map at each junction.
Bahnhof Wengen, 3823 Wengen, Switzerland
Choosing a hotel or apartment? Enter its address as the starting point in walking directions, then check the route to this lift.
Start at Wengen railway station for the train uphill to Kleine Scheidegg. The Männlichen cable car leaves from a separate station in the village.
From Interlaken Ost, take the train to Lauterbrunnen, then the Wengernalp Railway up to Wengen. For the Kleine Scheidegg slopes, continue uphill by train from Wengen. You can take the train back down to Wengen and Lauterbrunnen when you finish skiing.
Arriving by car: Lauterbrunnen station car park; continue to Wengen by train. Wengen is car-free. Park in Lauterbrunnen and take the Wengernalp Railway to Wengen; stay on or change for the uphill train towards Kleine Scheidegg as your journey requires. Parking details ↗
Add your starting point and travel date in Google Maps. Check the last local connection and lift back down.
A longer descent back towards Wengen
Watch for. Lauberhorn 45 is the black racecourse. Red 43 and 46 are also separate options on this side. Follow the blue route at junctions, and check that each lower section is open before committing to the village descent.
Video identity / embed review: 2026-10-27. A creator’s footage shows that visit, rather than today’s snow or lift operation.
Blue 22 starts at Kleine Scheidegg. Keep it short with Arven chairlift laps, or continue through Brandegg to Grindelwald Grund and return by train.
Footage: 2026-03-10. Chasing Snow filmed this exact blue 22 descent on 10 March 2026. Skiing begins at 0:50; the lower Brandegg–Grindelwald Grund section begins at 10:22. The full clip ends in the Grindelwald valley, not Wengen.
Bahnhof Wengen, 3823 Wengen, Switzerland
Choosing a hotel or apartment? Enter its address as the starting point in walking directions, then check the route to this lift.
Start at Wengen railway station for the train uphill to Kleine Scheidegg. The Männlichen cable car leaves from a separate station in the village.
From Interlaken Ost, take the train to Lauterbrunnen, then the Wengernalp Railway up to Wengen. For the Kleine Scheidegg slopes, continue uphill by train from Wengen. You can take the train back down to Wengen and Lauterbrunnen when you finish skiing.
Arriving by car: Lauterbrunnen station car park; continue to Wengen by train. Wengen is car-free. Park in Lauterbrunnen and take the Wengernalp Railway to Wengen; stay on or change for the uphill train towards Kleine Scheidegg as your journey requires. Parking details ↗
Add your starting point and travel date in Google Maps. Check the last local connection and lift back down.
Upper laps or a longer journey to Grindelwald
Watch for. Grindelwald Grund and Wengen are different finishes. Allow time for the train journey back if you take the full descent; check the lower sections’ opening status and the last useful connections before leaving Kleine Scheidegg.
Video identity / embed review: 2026-10-27. A creator’s footage shows that visit, rather than today’s snow or lift operation.
A separate day from Wengen
First is reached from the gondola in Grindelwald village. It is a different ski area from Männlichen and Kleine Scheidegg. Oberjoch blue 1 can be repeated without committing to a valley descent.
Ride the First gondola, then the Oberjoch chair. Choose the blue 1 back towards First, repeat the chair and finish by gondola to Grindelwald village.
Published 2022-03-14; filming date not supplied. The selected Corrupted Nomad clip identifies Oberjoch blue 1. The separate red option is outside this lap; do not use mixed red-to-blue footage as evidence of an all-blue descent.
Talstation Firstbahn, Dorfstrasse 187, 3818 Grindelwald, Switzerland
Choosing a hotel or apartment? Enter its address as the starting point in walking directions, then check the route to this lift.
The pin marks the lower First gondola station above Dorfstrasse in Grindelwald village. This is a separate lift from the gondolas at Grindelwald Terminal.
Take the train from Interlaken Ost to Grindelwald village station, one stop beyond Grindelwald Terminal. The operator gives an eight-to-ten-minute walk through the village to Firstbahn. Take the gondola via Bort and Schreckfeld; the full ride to First takes about 25 minutes. Ride back down in the gondola when you finish.
Arriving by car: Grindelwald Terminal car park; take the shuttle to Firstbahn. Jungfrau Railways recommends parking at Grindelwald Terminal and taking the shuttle to Firstbahn. The car park and gondola are in different parts of Grindelwald. Parking details ↗
Add your starting point and travel date in Google Maps. Check the last local connection and lift back down.
A chairlift lap high above Grindelwald
Watch for. Oberjoch has a red option as well as blue 1. Choose the blue signs. This upper lap does not require a valley descent through Bort or Mühlebach.
Video identity / embed review: 2026-10-27. A creator’s footage shows that visit, rather than today’s snow or lift operation.
A separate journey towards Mürren
Take the Grütschalp cable car from Lauterbrunnen, then the BLM train to Winteregg. Start with Dreistern; add Maulerhubel when you want another chairlift lap. Neither plan requires the Schilthorn summit descent.
Arrive at Winteregg by train, take the Winteregg chairlift and follow blue 2 Dreistern back to the same base.
Published 2024-02-21; filming date not supplied. The creator identifies this exact numbered blue route; matched to the operator’s current map.
Winteregg chairlift, beside Winteregg railway station, 3825 Mürren, Switzerland
Choosing a hotel or apartment? Enter its address as the starting point in walking directions, then check the route to this lift.
The pin marks the lower Winteregg chairlift beside the BLM railway stop. Get off the train at Winteregg, before Mürren village.
From Lauterbrunnen station, use the underpass to the Grütschalp cable car opposite. At Grütschalp, change to the BLM train towards Mürren and get off at Winteregg. The Winteregg chairlift starts beside this railway stop and takes you to Maulerhubel. To return to Lauterbrunnen, catch the BLM train from Winteregg towards Grütschalp, then take the cable car down.
Arriving by car: Lauterbrunnen station car park; continue via Grütschalp to Winteregg. Leave your car in Lauterbrunnen and use the cable car to Grütschalp, then the BLM train to Winteregg. There is no visitor road access to this chairlift. Parking details ↗
Add your starting point and travel date in Google Maps. Check the last local connection and lift back down.
Blue laps beside the Winteregg train stop
Watch for. Winteregg 1 is red; stay with blue 2. Mürren is across the Lauterbrunnen valley from Wengen. Return to Lauterbrunnen, then take the separate train to Wengen. Allmendhubel has a red 5 connection towards Maulerhubel; the Winteregg approach keeps that out of this plan.
Video identity / embed review: 2026-10-27. A creator’s footage shows that visit, rather than today’s snow or lift operation.
Use the Winteregg chair to reach the Maulerhubel area, then lap blue 4. Finish with blue 2 Dreistern back to the Winteregg railway stop.
Published 2024-02-21; filming date not supplied. The creator identifies this exact numbered blue route; matched to the operator’s current map.
Winteregg chairlift, beside Winteregg railway station, 3825 Mürren, Switzerland
Choosing a hotel or apartment? Enter its address as the starting point in walking directions, then check the route to this lift.
The pin marks the lower Winteregg chairlift beside the BLM railway stop. Get off the train at Winteregg, before Mürren village.
From Lauterbrunnen station, use the underpass to the Grütschalp cable car opposite. At Grütschalp, change to the BLM train towards Mürren and get off at Winteregg. The Winteregg chairlift starts beside this railway stop and takes you to Maulerhubel. To return to Lauterbrunnen, catch the BLM train from Winteregg towards Grütschalp, then take the cable car down.
Arriving by car: Lauterbrunnen station car park; continue via Grütschalp to Winteregg. Leave your car in Lauterbrunnen and use the cable car to Grütschalp, then the BLM train to Winteregg. There is no visitor road access to this chairlift. Parking details ↗
Add your starting point and travel date in Google Maps. Check the last local connection and lift back down.
Two blues, with a train ride home
Watch for. Red 5 is a different connection from Allmendhubel. This plan starts at Winteregg, uses the chairlifts and returns on blue 2; it does not rely on skiing down from Allmendhubel.
Video identity / embed review: 2026-10-27. A creator’s footage shows that visit, rather than today’s snow or lift operation.
The last walk matters.
Your hotel-to-cable-car walk serves Männlichen days. Your hotel-to-railway-station walk serves Kleine Scheidegg days. They are separate boarding points; check both instead of relying on a general “near the lifts” description.
Wengen boarding points & arrival map →Wengen is car-free. Travel through Lauterbrunnen, then take the Wengernalp Railway to Wengen. The railway station also gives access uphill to Kleine Scheidegg.
Official Wengen station information ↗First's lower gondola station is in Grindelwald village, not at Grindelwald Terminal. Winteregg is reached from Lauterbrunnen via Grütschalp. Plan the extra transport and return connections rather than trying to ski between all three areas.
Current slope status & area maps ↗BlueRuns founder David stayed at Grand Hotel Belvedere and recommends it. Check the walk to your chosen starting station before booking; staying in Wengen does not mean starting beside both lifts and trains.
Grand Hotel Belvedere & Wengen stays →Wasserwendi blue 2 gives you a repeatable Männlichen chairlift lap. It still requires controlled turns and choosing the blue signs. Return to the cable-car station at the top and ride down to Wengen; skiing down the Grindelwald side does not bring you home.
Yes: take the Männlichen cable car down, or the train from Kleine Scheidegg. On the blue 36 outing, Wengernalp and Allmend are possible railway exits if you shorten the descent. Check the day's services and last useful departure before setting off.
No. Its full descent finishes at Grindelwald Grund, across the mountain from Wengen. For a shorter outing, repeat the upper section with the Arven chair and take the train from Kleine Scheidegg to Wengen. If you continue to Grund, allow time for the railway journey back via Kleine Scheidegg.
Use a lesson and a dedicated learning area for first turns. Männlichen has a children's and beginners' area with a magic carpet and beginner lifts. This shortlist is for skiers already able to stop and link controlled turns; the blue grade does not make every pitch or village return feel gentle.
Each image and clip keeps its own date or original review date. They are previews of terrain and access, not live snow reports. The Kleine Scheidegg railway-area photograph is from February 2026; other images and clips are older. Use the official 2026–27 map and current slope status for today's route choices.
Six named blue outings checked against the Jungfrau operator map, with an exact-run video for every choice. First and Winteregg are separate journeys from Wengen. Source-linked railway and lift returns stay visible beside the footage; licensed photographs distinguish area views from piste evidence.
Original route-review dates stay with each run. Filming or publication dates appear beside each video; photographs retain their source, author, licence and capture date. A resort view or starting-area photo is labelled separately from a photograph of the named piste.