Get to the run
From Lauterbrunnen, take the cable car to Grütschalp, then the BLM train to Winteregg. Get off at Winteregg and take the Winteregg chairlift. From the top, follow the blue 2 Dreistern signs.[1][2][3]

Blue runMürren–Schilthorn
Arrive at Winteregg by train, take the Winteregg chair and follow blue 2 Dreistern back to the railway stop for a straightforward finish.
Dreistern is blue 2 in Mürren–Schilthorn. Published February 2024.
Winteregg chairlift, beside Winteregg railway station, 3825 Mürren, Switzerland
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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.
Who it suits. Blue-run skiers looking for a contained outing across the valley from Wengen. You can keep the day around Winteregg without heading up to the Schilthorn summit.
Worth knowing. 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.
Blue 2 returns to Winteregg. Stop there when you have had enough, rather than adding another chairlift lap or moving to a different sector.
Route order · use the ski map for positions
Ski blue 2 Dreistern back to the Winteregg base and railway stop.
Take the train towards Grütschalp.
Take the Grütschalp cable car down to Lauterbrunnen.
What this avoids. Extra skiing beyond Winteregg. Winteregg 1 is red and is not the blue finish described here.
Reaching the train still requires skiing blue 2. Check the train and cable-car connections; Wengen needs a separate train from Lauterbrunnen.
Look for the blue 2 in Mürren–Schilthorn. The map shows the surrounding lifts and the other routes at each junction.
Map © Jungfrau Ski Region.From Lauterbrunnen, take the cable car to Grütschalp, then the BLM train to Winteregg. Get off at Winteregg and take the Winteregg chairlift. From the top, follow the blue 2 Dreistern signs.[1][2][3]
Blue 2 brings you back to the Winteregg base. Repeat the chair, or finish at Winteregg railway stop and take the train towards Grütschalp, then the cable car down to Lauterbrunnen.[1][2][3]
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Choose upper blue 22 laps using the Arven chair, or continue to Grindelwald Grund and take the train back towards Kleine Scheidegg and Wengen.
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