Get to the run
From Wengen, take the Männlichen cable car up. At the top, follow the blue 2 Wasserwendi signs to the bottom of the Männlichen chairlift.[1][2][3]

Blue runGrindelwald–Wengen
Ride up from Wengen for blue 2 Wasserwendi laps, repeat the Männlichen chair and finish by cable car back to the village.
Follow the blue 2 Wasserwendi signs on Männlichen. Published March 2022.
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.
Who it suits. Skiers already linking turns who want to repeat the same blue. The operator labels this a Slow-Slope; for your first turns, use a lesson or the separate learning area at Männlichen.
Worth knowing. 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.
At Männlichen, you can take the cable car down before starting blue 2. Once you ski the lap, use the Männlichen chair to get back up.
Route order · use the ski map for positions
Follow blue 2 Wasserwendi to the Männlichen chairlift.
Ride the Männlichen chair uphill, then return to the Wengen–Männlichen cable-car station.
Take the Wengen–Männlichen cable car down to Wengen.
What this avoids. A ski descent towards Grindelwald. Red 3 heads to that side of the mountain, away from Wengen.
Check the last uphill chair and the cable car’s last downhill trip before starting your laps.
Look for the blue 2 in Grindelwald–Wengen. The map shows the surrounding lifts and the other routes at each junction.
Map © Jungfrau Ski Region.From Wengen, take the Männlichen cable car up. At the top, follow the blue 2 Wasserwendi signs to the bottom of the Männlichen chairlift.[1][2][3]
Take the Männlichen chair back up for another lap. When you are finished, return to the Wengen–Männlichen cable-car station and ride down to Wengen.[1][2][3]
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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.
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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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