Get to the run
Board the uphill train at Wengen for Kleine Scheidegg. At Kleine Scheidegg, find the blue 36 signs towards Wengernalp, then continue on the signed blue route through Allmend towards Wengen.[1][2][3]

Blue runGrindelwald–Wengen
Take the train to Kleine Scheidegg, then follow the blue route towards Wengen, with railway stops at Wengernalp and Allmend if you want a shorter day.
A full-length village return along piste 36. Published February 2020; use the current map for today’s junctions.
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.
Who it suits. Blue-run skiers who want a longer journey rather than a short repeat lap. Watch the full descent first: a blue village return is a bigger commitment than a few turns beside a chairlift.
Worth knowing. 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.
At Kleine Scheidegg, choose the train if you do not want to start the descent. Once skiing, Wengernalp and Allmend give you places to stop before the lower sections.
Route order · use the ski map for positions
Follow the signed blue 36 route to Wengernalp or Allmend if you choose to ski part of the descent.
Leave the ski route at the railway station and take a downhill train to Wengen.
What this avoids. The remaining ski descent to Wengen. Lauberhorn 45 and red 43 / 46 are separate routes, not shortcuts to the station.
Check the day’s trains and the open blue sections before leaving Kleine Scheidegg. You still need to ski to reach a station once you have started.
Look for the blue 36 / 36a / 36b in Grindelwald–Wengen. The map shows the surrounding lifts and the other routes at each junction.
Map © Jungfrau Ski Region.Board the uphill train at Wengen for Kleine Scheidegg. At Kleine Scheidegg, find the blue 36 signs towards Wengernalp, then continue on the signed blue route through Allmend towards Wengen.[1][2][3]
Finish in Wengen village. If you want a shorter outing, stop at Wengernalp or Allmend and take the train back to Wengen instead of skiing the remaining lower sections. Check the day’s trains before setting off.[1][2][3]
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Ride up from Wengen for blue 2 Wasserwendi laps, repeat the Männlichen chair and finish by cable car back to the village.
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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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Ride the First gondola and Oberjoch chair, choose blue 1 for repeat laps, then finish by gondola to Grindelwald village.
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