Grindelwald-First
ski area

Glide down the slopes of Kleine Scheidegg, Lauberhorn and Männlichen on skis or snowboard.

Scenic slopes, steep runs, adrenaline rushes, and magical winter hiking trails.

Snowpark Grindelwald-First: a 130-metre halfpipe and two parks with different levels of difficulty for the snowboarding and freeskiing community, with an attractive course for ski cross fans.

With the Flying Fox variant First Flyer, four people race down the 800-metre-long steel cable from First to Schreckfeld at speeds of up to 84 km/h – even in winter!

Up to four people can fly through the snowy mountain landscape in the eagle known as the First Glider: first at 72 km/h backwards from Schreckfeld to First, then back again at up to 83 km/h.

A circular summit trail around the First mountain station. A bridge along the rock face leads to a vantage platform that protrudes 45 metres into the void and offers breathtaking views of the snow-covered 4000-metre peaks.

The First View vantage platform on the summit of the First high above Grindelwald offers seven breathtaking views of the Bernese Alps – all year round.

On the Grindelwald-First adventure mountain, children can let off steam on the Lily Fun Slope with fun obstacles. On Kleine Scheidegg, two more Lily Slopes guarantee lots of skiing fun.

Those who hike from the First mountain station to the Faulhorn on sledges in winter are rewarded twice over: with the unique panorama of the Bernese Alps covered in deep snow and with one of the longest toboggan runs in Europe.

The winter hike from First offers a breathtaking panorama and leads to the Faulhorn, the starting point of the longest toboggan run in the world. Once you have pulled your toboggan along, you can enjoy a leisurely ride down into the valley – all you need to do is steer and brake.