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Wengen & Jungfrau · Switzerland

Wasserwendi (2)

Blue run
Run video
Video: Corrupted Nomad Original on YouTube ↗

Ride up from Wengen for blue 2 Wasserwendi laps, repeat the Männlichen chair and finish by cable car back to the village.

Start hereWengen / Männlichen cable car

At a glanceA blue lap with a chairlift back up
On the run
Männlichen’s signed Wasserwendi Slow-Slope
Watch for
Red 3 heads towards Grindelwald, away from Wengen
Finish
Chair back up → cable car down to Wengen
Lift & return plan
Get on
From Wengen, take the Männlichen cable car up. At the top, follow the blue 2 Wasserwendi signs to the bottom of the Männlichen chairlift.
Get back
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.
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.
About this video

Wengen / Mannlichen Blue Piste 2

Follow the blue 2 Wasserwendi signs on Männlichen. Published March 2022. Route sources and video context →

A mountain outing

Wengen & Jungfrau · Switzerland

Kleine Scheidegg to Wengen (36)

Blue run
Run video
Video: Simon Rees Original on YouTube ↗

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.

Start hereWengen railway station

At a glanceA longer descent back towards Wengen
On the run
Blue sections through Wengernalp and Allmend
Watch for
Black Lauberhorn 45 and red 43 / 46 are separate routes
Finish
Wengen village, or train from Wengernalp / Allmend
Lift & return plan
Get on
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.
Get back
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.
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.
About this video

Switzerland - Skiing - Kleine Scheidegg to Wengen (Piste 36 - Blue)

A full-length village return along piste 36. Published February 2020; use the current map for today’s junctions. Route sources and video context →

A mountain outing

Wengen & Jungfrau · Switzerland

Kleine Scheidegg to Grindelwald (22)

Blue run
Run video
Video: Chasing Snow Original on YouTube ↗

Choose upper blue 22 laps using the Arven chair, or continue to Grindelwald Grund and take the train back towards Kleine Scheidegg and Wengen.

Start hereWengen railway station

At a glanceUpper laps or a longer journey to Grindelwald
On the run
Three blue sections via Arven and Brandegg
Watch for
Full 22 finishes at Grindelwald Grund, not Wengen
Finish
Arven laps, or Grund → train back to Wengen
Lift & return plan
Get on
From Wengen, take the train to Kleine Scheidegg. Follow blue 22 towards Arven. At the Arven chairlift, choose between riding back up and continuing on blue 22 towards Brandegg and Grindelwald Grund.
Get back
For upper laps, use the Arven chair back to Kleine Scheidegg, then take the train to Wengen. The full descent finishes at Grindelwald Grund, on the other side of the mountain: take the railway back towards Kleine Scheidegg and change for Wengen.
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.
About this video

[4K] Skiing Grindelwald, Epic 9.2km Blue Piste 22 Full Top to Bottom, Jungfrau Suisse, GoPro HERO13

Filmed 10 March 2026. Skiing starts at 0:50; the lower Brandegg section begins at 10:22. Route sources and video context →

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Wengen & Jungfrau · Switzerland

Oberjoch blue (1)

Blue run
Run video
Video: Corrupted Nomad Original on YouTube ↗

Ride the First gondola and Oberjoch chair, choose blue 1 for repeat laps, then finish by gondola to Grindelwald village.

Start hereGrindelwald village / First gondola

At a glanceA chairlift lap high above Grindelwald
On the run
The blue Oberjoch descent above First
Watch for
Choose blue 1; Oberjoch also has a red descent
Finish
Oberjoch chair → First gondola down
Lift & return plan
Get on
Go to the First gondola in Grindelwald village, not Grindelwald Terminal. Ride up to First, then take the Oberjoch chairlift. From the top, follow the blue 1 Oberjoch signs.
Get back
The blue returns towards the Oberjoch chair base beside First. Repeat the chair, then take the First gondola down when you have had enough. Arrange your return to Wengen separately using the day’s train connections.
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.
About this video

Grindelwald - First, Oberjoch Blue Piste 1, Complete Run

The blue Oberjoch descent, rather than the separate red option. Published March 2022. Route sources and video context →

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Wengen & Jungfrau · Switzerland

Dreistern (2)

Blue run
Run video
Video: skiflicks.com Original on YouTube ↗

Arrive at Winteregg by train, take the Winteregg chair and follow blue 2 Dreistern back to the railway stop for a straightforward finish.

Start hereWinteregg railway stop / chairlift

At a glanceBlue laps beside the Winteregg train stop
On the run
Dreistern back towards Winteregg
Watch for
Winteregg 1 and the Allmendhubel 5 link are red
Finish
Blue 2 → Winteregg train
Lift & return plan
Get on
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.
Get back
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.
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.
About this video

Piste 2 blue, Lauterbrunnen-Mürren, Switzerland

Dreistern is blue 2 in Mürren–Schilthorn. Published February 2024. Route sources and video context →

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Wengen & Jungfrau · Switzerland

Maulerhubel (4)

Blue run
Run video
Video: skiflicks.com Original on YouTube ↗

Reach Maulerhubel on the Winteregg chair, lap blue 4 and use blue 2 Dreistern for the return to Winteregg and its railway stop.

Start hereWinteregg railway stop / chairlift

At a glanceTwo blues, with a train ride home
On the run
Maulerhubel blue 4, linked with Dreistern blue 2
Watch for
The connection down from Allmendhubel is red 5
Finish
Blue 2 → Winteregg train
Lift & return plan
Get on
Take the Grütschalp cable car from Lauterbrunnen, then the BLM train to Winteregg. Ride the Winteregg chair up to the Maulerhubel area and follow blue 4 to the Maulerhubel chairlift base.
Get back
Use the Maulerhubel chair for another lap. To finish, ride it back up and follow blue 2 Dreistern to Winteregg. From there, take the train towards Grütschalp and the cable car down to Lauterbrunnen.
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.
About this video

Piste 4 blue, Lauterbrunnen-Mürren, Switzerland

Maulerhubel is blue 4 in Mürren–Schilthorn. Published February 2024. Route sources and video context →