Liechtenstein Resorts Sort by Filters Filter by Km piste Type Transfers Airport Passes Reset Connected piste areas Sub Area Multi Area collections Filter by Train Transfers Train+Bus Combo transfer Shared TransferAvail Go to airport pages Filter by 6Daypass Filter by Price per KM Metric explainers Connected areas only The km total in these areas are all connected by skiable routes. Conversely, other area totals are made up of 2 or more distinct areas that require transport to switch between (e.g. Ski bus). They're grouped under the same ski pass usually due to proximity. Pass price (euros) This is the 6 day ski pass price for an Adult* Price per km 6 day ski pass price divided by the number of skiable km in the pass area This is a value calculation used to compare the value of different size areas. The smaller the number, the better the value of the pass. Sub Area This area is a sub-section of a wider ski area or multi-area group. eg. Meribel is part of the 3 Valleys, but you can purchase a meribel-only pass. Some sub-areas look like poor value (price per km) because their multi-day pass covers the wider area and therefore you technically get more km/ euro. However we've included them for completeness. *Caveates on pass price + last update date at the bottom of the page 1 2 3 4 5 1 ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 ... 100 Price caveat Prices as of April 2023 This is a mix of 22/23 and 23/24 season pricing - depending on when the areas release new pricing. We will revisit this at regular intervals to update. ​ Dynamic Pricing Where dynamic pricing is in place, we've used the middle where a range is supplied. Alternatively we searched for January 2023 prices. The price will increase the closer to the time. Dynamic pricing is especially prevalent in Swiss resorts now ​ High/ Mid / Low season Where split out, we've quoted Mid season pricing. High season includes Chrsitmas, Half terms and Easter and is more expensive. Conversely, Low season is the beginning and end of the season and will be cheaper. ​ Multi-area prices Areas that sit within a bigger Multi area system often charge the multi-area price for multiday tickets over 2 days. So you get access to a wider area than the km quoted, whether you wanted it or not.

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January Solos Week - Luxury Morzine Lodge France Portes Du Soleil Enquire now Any 7 Days Accommodation, Meals 650 GBP Dates Start Dates 07/01/24 ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Overview Exclusive new solo's week opened up in a luxury ski chalet in Morzine Himalaya Lodge is usually Room-by-room or sole occupancy, but this week is especially for the solos The ultimate post-ski relaxation point, the all-important hot tub, is located outside and has great views day and night. Relax around the roaring log fire as you enjoy your freshly prepared afternoon tea and later move on to the separate dining room where your hosts will provide you with satisfying four-course dinners. There’s also small snug with comfy seating and a TV; a great second play area for children or perhaps a hideaway for adults to escape to, to watch a big game! Spectacular balcony views over Montriond and towards Morzine centre Outdoor hot tub Lounge area with superb open (or closed) log fire Secure ground level ski and boot storage room Cosy separate TV snug Six bedrooms can be configured as super kings or twins and the seventh room is a triple/family room. All rooms are spacious, tastefully decorated and have en suite facilities. The bedrooms are located on the ground and second floors, with the main living area on the first floor. The spacious lounge is on the first floor with large comfortable sofas surrounding a traditional roaring fire. At the other end of the lounge is the bar and big screen TV, where you can curl up and enjoy a film in the evening. Floor to ceiling windows make the space really bright and airy and give fantastic views across Morzine. The large south-facing balcony is accessed from the lounge and because it is south facing, the perfect sun trap during those sunny winter days. There is a separate dining area that leads onto the balcony overlooking the outdoor hot tub. Finally, the cosy TV snug and the ground floor secure ski and boot room. Tuesday and Thursday are the chalet days off. A continental buffet breakfast will be laid and we can recommend one of Morzine’s finest restaurants for these evenings. Lifts to the slopes will still be available on these days as well as afternoon tea. Included Cost based on 2 people sharing a room with someone of the same sex. Breakfast (including tea, coffee, fruit juice, french bread & pastries, jams, yoghurts, fresh fruits, cereals, porridge, daily changing hot options on 5 mornings) Afternoon tea, coffee, hot chocolate & homemade cakes Delicious 4-course evening dinner (5 out of 7 nights) Unlimited wine with your evening meal Prosecco & canapés at the beginning & end of the week Complimentary tea and coffee-making facilities Fluffy bathrobes & toiletries Mid-week towel change Dedicated minibus service from 8am – 8pm to get you to & from the ski slopes (this includes lifts on the chalet day off) Enquire for 10% OFF lift pass Itinerary Days are your own! Organise yourself with your new ski friends for a day on the slopes or head off on your own There's no organised fun on this holiday, it's yours to make your own Getting there There's so many shared options for the French resorts of Morzine, Avoriaz, Les Gets and St Jean d'Alpes Skiidy Gonzales [Get 5% off when you book through this link] Geneva Airpot Morzine, Montriond, Avoriaz, Les Gets, St Jean d'Alpes Daily Aprox 115 return Schedualed around flights Alpine Fleet Morzine, les Gets, Avoriaz Geneva Variable schedual - check the site for availabililty Mainly weekends From 19.50 euro single // 49 for Avoriaz AlpyBus Offer Door to Door & Point to Point Shared services Geneva to Morzine or Les Gets From 24 euro each way Ski Lifts There's no set schedule, check the quote generator for shared services Morz Express There's no set schedule, check the quote generator for shared services Getaway Vans 2 options from Geneva - Shared transfers or Economy Shuttles Economy shuttles run on fixed saturday timetables Shared Transfers are flex around flights arrivals Morzine, Les Gets and Avoriaz Public bus lines The Abondance Valley is served by the L12 bus line https://en.chatel.com/autocars-s-a-t.html The schedual for 2023/24 has yet to be released, but previous years have included a Saturday shuttle from Geneva to Chatel. See the PDS page for more information and how to get there by alternative methods Easily book your domestic and international train travel with The trainline, integrating all services into one app. Trip Dates 07/01/24 ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Book or Request more details now Get a quick response from the trip operator Send An error occurred. Try again later Your content has been submitted Even if you're going to search for this tour online elsewhere, please drop an enquiry through this page if this is where you found it. ​ We only make money from commissions if we can trace a booking back to our site. Please help snowclans maintain this database for other solos. Remember to check your junk folder for replies Jack & Jill

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Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis Austria Europe Heart Landeck Serfaus Fiss Ladis Km piste Min Height (m) Max Height (m) 186 1200 2828 Sub Area Multi-Area Collection No No Description Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis is a renowned ski resort located in the Austrian Alps, specifically in the Tyrol region. This ski area is known for its extensive slopes, modern facilities, and family-friendly atmosphere. However, this is also one of the BEST areas for advanced on-piste skiing and easily accessable off piste. It's actually Vic (the authors) favourite ski area in Europe (so far). No other resort has kept me interested for so long on-piste. Serfaus, Fiss, and Ladis were originally traditional farming villages but have been transformed into a ski paradise while preserving their Tyrolean heritage. The architecture mainly reflects the traditional Austrian alpine style, with pitched chalet roofs, painted window frescos and plastered exteriors. Serfaus sits at one end, almost car free due to a large parking area before the only alpine underground service! Takes you up to the resort. There's 4 stops depending on where your accomodation is relative to the main gondolas. This resort sits at the base of a towering bowl that has the best connections to the advanced terrain that the area has to offer. There are efficient lift systems and gondolas that connect the villages and provide quick access to the various ski areas. Fiss sits in the middle of the three, its suitable for groups who want a bit of everything, and Ladis sits the lowest of them all - connected to Fiss by a Gondola, from which you then change to go up into the ski area. The Fiss-Ladis connection area is host to a huge beginners learning zone , from which you can ski down to Ladis at the end of the day, either locations are therefore great for groups with a lot of beginners. If you stay in the old-town part of Fiss (to the "right") as you look at a piste map, not only will you be surrounded by charming old farm buildings , but you can walk up the hill a short way, or even get accomodation right at the foot of the beginners hill, meaning you get a short button lift up to the meeting point or to ski, instead of walk, to the main gondolas. All 3 resorts in the Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis area are particularly suitable for families. The resort has a strong focus on providing family-friendly amenities and activities, including dedicated children's areas, ski schools, and childcare services. This however, should not put all adult groups off - the advanced terrain and challenging red slopes make for a very enjoyable area to explore. Related Areas Pass prices Piste Map Transfer details (Airports, trains, shared options) Resort information Local tips Accommodation recommendations VIEW ALL piste map Ski Pass 6 day pass Euro / km 323 1.74 Note: You have to buy a ski pass for your dog if you're into that kind of thing. Beginners passes start at 23 euro (children / day) Pass Access travel Closest Airports Innsbruck Innsbruck to Ladis is only an hours drive. Serfaus is an almost-car-free resort. If you're driving you park up in the huge parkplatz and connect to the town via the 4 stop underground metro system. Transfers Direct Train Train + Bus Option Direct coach No Yes No Train Connections Landeck Trains from Innsbruck to Landeck run regularly. [45 min] costing only 18 euro. From Landeck, it takes just 35min on the 220 Bus to get to Ladis. The easiest way to plan train travel is use The Trainline (click the logo below) This is because it's the most comprehensive integration of all European train operators, so you can even plan cross-border travel. On average you can book 3-4 months in advance, read our full Guide to European Rail travel Book with Coach Connections Accommodation options Search using your prefered online travel providers, shop around for the best deal. Ski Hire

​ Group holidays for solos See All Build your own solo holiday Easily pick your ideal ski area using the filters below Don't know where to start? Check out the Planning tools and blog, we will guide you through everything you need to know about planning and booking solo skiing holidays Filter Ski Areas Km of piste High altitude Beginner Friendly Hidden Gems Country Type Transfers Airport Passes Reset Connected areas only Sub Areas only No sub areas Filter by Train Transfers Train + Bus transfer Filter by SharedTransferAvail Go to airport pages 6 day pass price Value (Price per Km) Metrics Explained Sort by Connected areas only The km total in these areas are all connected by skiable routes. Conversely, other area totals are made up of 2 or more distinct areas that require transport to switch between (e.g. Ski bus). They're grouped under the same ski pass usually due to proximity. Pass price (euros) This is the 6 day ski pass price for an Adult* Price per km 6 day ski pass price divided by the number of skiable km in the pass area This is a value calculation used to compare the value of different size areas. The smaller the number, the better the value of the pass. Sub Area This area is a sub-section of a wider ski area or multi-area group. eg. Meribel is part of the 3 Valleys, but you can purchase a Meribel-only pass. Some sub-areas look like poor value (price per km) because their multi-day pass covers the wider area and therefore you technically get more km/ euro. However we've included them for completeness. *Caveates on pass price + last update date at the bottom of the page High Altitude World Famous Traditional Purpose Built Big town ​ Traditional - A resort has a majority of it's architecture in the local traditional style, often reflecting the original settlement. Purpose Built - A resort was purposefully developed as a centre for skiing, there's little to no evidence of the original settlement if there was one so it's a mix of modern architecture. An area can have both of these tags, it means that it has multiple connecting towns or villages, that each have different styles. More detail will be in the area page. Big town - These are larger than average ski towns, often with a big year round population supported by multiple industries other than mountain pursuits. High Altitude - These resorts offer either Glaciers or majority of their skiing well above 2000m 1 2 3 4 5 1 ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 ... 100 Explore more Price caveat Prices as of April 2023 This is a mix of 22/23 and 23/24 season pricing - depending on when the areas release new pricing. We will revisit this at regular intervals to update. ​ Dynamic Pricing Where dynamic pricing is in place, we've used the middle where a range is supplied. Alternatively we searched for January 2023 prices. The price will increase the closer to the time. Dynamic pricing is especially prevalent in Swiss resorts now ​ High/ Mid / Low season Where split out, we've quoted Mid season pricing. High season includes Chrsitmas, Half terms and Easter and is more expensive. Conversely, Low season is the beginning and end of the season and will be cheaper. ​ Multi-area prices Areas that sit within a bigger Multi area system often charge the multi-area price for multiday tickets over 2 days. So you get access to a wider area than the km quoted, whether you wanted it or not.

Canada Ski road trip Canada Fernie, Whitewater, Red Mountain, Revelstoke and Kicking Horse Enquire now Advanced 10 Days Accommodation, Guide / Instructor, Ski Pass, Transfer 2374 GBP Dates Start Dates 24/12/23 24/02/23 ​ ​ ​ 25/01/24 ​ ​ ​ ​ 14/02/24 ​ ​ ​ ​ Overview An all-inclusive, super fun ten-day getaway will take you through Alberta and British Columbia in search of that perfect powdery experience. Resort accessed Backcountry sking - this isnt full on ski touring, but you might be doing a few climbs up to access great runs. We start the adventure in Calgary, from there we will head over to Fernie, Whitewater, Red Mountain, Revelstoke and Kicking Horse! In each town we'll explore the area and experience something amazing – whether that's a monster burger or an exciting new activity. It's an opportunity to experience what Canada has to offer; it's an adventure of a lifetime Each night we relax at a hotel, some even have hot tubs to rest the legs! About you To get the most out of this trip, you should have a high level of fitness and be able to ski freely at minimum intermediate level, including off piste runs and in powder. Age plays no role; it's all about being young at heart and having a love for skiing or snowboarding! Included Accomodation + breakfast Guides Transfers between resorts Not included Lunch & Dinner Gear Flights to Calgary Lunches at the ski resort we're visiting. Costs not included are $15-$25 CAD per lunch or you can bring your own snack as you like. Dinners are also not included however we will eat together in the fine places that our guides recommend. Approximate costs per dinner are $20 – 25 CAD per person. Itinerary Day 1 – Arrive in Calgary and transfer to Fernie. Day 2 – Skiing in Fernie Day 3 – Skiing Fernie Day 4 – Skiing Whitewater Day 5 – Skiing Red Mountain Day 6 – Skiing Revelstoke Day 7 – Skiing Revelstoke Day 8 – Skiing Kicking Horse Day 9 – Skiing Kicking Horse Day 10 – Transfer to Calgary Getting there We will be offering airport pick-up from Calgary International Airport on Day 1 at 4:00 p.m. Our Guides will be holding a sign with our company name on it. It is a 4-hour drive to Fernie. We do not offer airport pick-up prior to Day 1 or outside of the scheduled time listed above. Drop offs at the Acclaim Hotel Calgary Airport on Day 10 at 3:15 p.m. or at the Calgary International Airport on Day 10 at 3:30 p.m. Easily book your domestic and international train travel with The trainline, integrating all services into one app. Trip Dates 24/12/23 24/02/23 ​ ​ ​ 25/01/24 ​ ​ ​ ​ 14/02/24 ​ ​ ​ ​ Book or Request more details now Get a quick response from the trip operator Send An error occurred. Try again later Your content has been submitted Even if you're going to search for this tour online elsewhere, please drop an enquiry through this page if this is where you found it. ​ We only make money from commissions if we can trace a booking back to our site. Please help snowclans maintain this database for other solos. Remember to check your junk folder for replies Outdoor Norway

North Korea Resorts Sort by Filters Filter by Km piste Type Transfers Airport Passes Reset Connected piste areas Sub Area Multi Area collections Filter by Train Transfers Train+Bus Combo transfer Shared TransferAvail Go to airport pages Filter by 6Daypass Filter by Price per KM Metric explainers Connected areas only The km total in these areas are all connected by skiable routes. Conversely, other area totals are made up of 2 or more distinct areas that require transport to switch between (e.g. Ski bus). They're grouped under the same ski pass usually due to proximity. Pass price (euros) This is the 6 day ski pass price for an Adult* Price per km 6 day ski pass price divided by the number of skiable km in the pass area This is a value calculation used to compare the value of different size areas. The smaller the number, the better the value of the pass. Sub Area This area is a sub-section of a wider ski area or multi-area group. eg. Meribel is part of the 3 Valleys, but you can purchase a meribel-only pass. Some sub-areas look like poor value (price per km) because their multi-day pass covers the wider area and therefore you technically get more km/ euro. However we've included them for completeness. *Caveates on pass price + last update date at the bottom of the page 1 2 3 4 5 1 ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 ... 100 Price caveat Prices as of April 2023 This is a mix of 22/23 and 23/24 season pricing - depending on when the areas release new pricing. We will revisit this at regular intervals to update. ​ Dynamic Pricing Where dynamic pricing is in place, we've used the middle where a range is supplied. Alternatively we searched for January 2023 prices. The price will increase the closer to the time. Dynamic pricing is especially prevalent in Swiss resorts now ​ High/ Mid / Low season Where split out, we've quoted Mid season pricing. High season includes Chrsitmas, Half terms and Easter and is more expensive. Conversely, Low season is the beginning and end of the season and will be cheaper. ​ Multi-area prices Areas that sit within a bigger Multi area system often charge the multi-area price for multiday tickets over 2 days. So you get access to a wider area than the km quoted, whether you wanted it or not.

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Kosovo Resorts Sort by Filters Filter by Km piste Type Transfers Airport Passes Reset Connected piste areas Sub Area Multi Area collections Filter by Train Transfers Train+Bus Combo transfer Shared TransferAvail Go to airport pages Filter by 6Daypass Filter by Price per KM Metric explainers Connected areas only The km total in these areas are all connected by skiable routes. Conversely, other area totals are made up of 2 or more distinct areas that require transport to switch between (e.g. Ski bus). They're grouped under the same ski pass usually due to proximity. Pass price (euros) This is the 6 day ski pass price for an Adult* Price per km 6 day ski pass price divided by the number of skiable km in the pass area This is a value calculation used to compare the value of different size areas. The smaller the number, the better the value of the pass. Sub Area This area is a sub-section of a wider ski area or multi-area group. eg. Meribel is part of the 3 Valleys, but you can purchase a meribel-only pass. Some sub-areas look like poor value (price per km) because their multi-day pass covers the wider area and therefore you technically get more km/ euro. However we've included them for completeness. *Caveates on pass price + last update date at the bottom of the page 1 2 3 4 5 1 ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 ... 100 Price caveat Prices as of April 2023 This is a mix of 22/23 and 23/24 season pricing - depending on when the areas release new pricing. We will revisit this at regular intervals to update. ​ Dynamic Pricing Where dynamic pricing is in place, we've used the middle where a range is supplied. Alternatively we searched for January 2023 prices. The price will increase the closer to the time. Dynamic pricing is especially prevalent in Swiss resorts now ​ High/ Mid / Low season Where split out, we've quoted Mid season pricing. High season includes Chrsitmas, Half terms and Easter and is more expensive. Conversely, Low season is the beginning and end of the season and will be cheaper. ​ Multi-area prices Areas that sit within a bigger Multi area system often charge the multi-area price for multiday tickets over 2 days. So you get access to a wider area than the km quoted, whether you wanted it or not.

Jungfrau (combined) Switzerland Europe Heart Grindelwald Lauterbrunnen Interlaken Ost Lauterbrunnen Grindelwald Murren Winteregg Km piste Min Height (m) Max Height (m) 213 795 2970 Sub Area Multi-Area Collection No Yes Description The Jungfrau region is a renowned ski destination located in the Swiss Alps, consisting of three popular ski resorts: Grindelwald, Wengen, and Mürren. Together, they form the Jungfrau ski area, offering an impressive range of skiing opportunities with breathtaking views of the iconic Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau mountains. Grindelwald, one of the largest resorts in the area, is a charming alpine town with a rich history dating back to the early 19th century. Its traditional Swiss architecture and cozy atmosphere make it a favorite among visitors seeking an authentic ski experience, athough some argue it can feel "touristy" especially in peak weeks. The ski area is accessible directly from the village, there's 2 accessable areas from the town - The shared Kleine Scheidegg area with Wengen, Allemend and Wengeralp and the Grindlewald-First area on the opposite mountain face. Kleine Scheidegg can be accessed by the sceneic funicular railway or the much quicker Eiger Express gondola straight to the top. From here you have access to the whole area, most of which is located on the Grindelwald face. Don't forget to take the funicular right to the top of the Jungfraujoch and experience the top of Europe at 3454m (no pistes from here though) Grindlewald-First area has the best mix of features in the area, with a multiperson zip line, the longest taboggan run, free ride pistes, speed checks, half pipe and snowpark. From both you can ski back to Grindelwald. Additionally, the resort boasts an excellent après-ski scene with a variety of bars, restaurants, and lively entertainment options to unwind after a day on the slopes. Wengen, located on a sunny terrace above the Lauterbrunnen Valley, is a car-free village and a popular destination for families and intermediate skiers. It has a long history as a ski resort, dating back to the late 19th century. To access the ski area from Wengen, skiers can take the Wengernalpbahn train directly to Eiger Glacier and the slopes of the Kleine Scheidegg or the Wengen-Mannlichen gondola . Wengen also has a pleasant après-ski scene, with cozy mountain huts and terraces where visitors can enjoy a warm drink or indulge in local Swiss cuisine while taking in the magnificent views. You ski back along the funicular tracks down the valley from the Eiger glacier, stopping in Wengeralp or Allmend for an apres drink. Mürren, perched on a sunny plateau overlooking the Lauterbrunnen Valley, is a picturesque mountain village and the highest resort in the Jungfrau region. This traditional village has a rich ski history and offers a unique and tranquil ski experience. Skiers can reach the ski area by taking the Schilthornbahn cable car from Mürren. T he slopes in Mürren cater more to intermediate and advanced skiers, with a range of challenging runs and off-piste opportunities. The après-ski scene in Mürren is relatively low-key, with a few cozy bars and restaurants where visitors can relax and enjoy the peaceful ambiance of the village. It's a relatively small local area, and you need to take the railway back down to Grutchalp, gondola to Lauterbrunnen and then transfer up to Wengen via the train to access the bigger ski area of Kleine Scheidegg. Staying in GRÜTSCHALP or Winteregg, that are lower down than Mürren but still access its ski area make the commute shorter. Overall, the Jungfrau ski area is a paradise for skiers of all levels. With its stunning alpine landscapes, varied terrain, and rich ski history, it offers an unforgettable experience. Whether you prefer a traditional village atmosphere in Grindelwald, a family-friendly environment in Wengen, or a tranquil mountain retreat in Mürren, the Jungfrau region has something to offer every type of skier. It's a truely unqiue ski area where you get to experience the true magic and unqiue atmosphere of a stereotypical Swiss ski holiday. The Lauterbrunnen Valley itself is meant to be well worth the visit summer or winter, its unqiue very high rock walls and many waterfalls makign it a haven for walkers. Related Areas Pass prices Piste Map Transfer details (Airports, trains, shared options) Resort information Local tips Accommodation recommendations VIEW ALL piste map Ski Pass 6 day pass Euro / km 411 1.92 3 resorts in one: Grindelwald-Wengen, Grindelwald-First and Mürren-Schilthorn Pass Access travel Closest Airports Bern Zurich Milan Malpensa Transfers Direct Train Train + Bus Option Direct coach Yes No No Train Connections Grindelwald Lauterbrunnen Interlaken Ost Within Switzerland, Intercity trains take you directly from Basel to the Jungfrau Region. From Zurich and Geneva, you have to change in Bern towards Interlaken Ost. At Interlaken you change to the Bernese Oberland Railway, depending on which resort you're staying in you take one of two Routes: Grindelwald Terminal (to Eiger Express) or Lauterbrunnen (to Wengernalp Railway) For Wengen, change to the Wengernalp rack railway at Lauterbrunnen. For Mürren, the cable car from Lauterbrunnen takes you up to Grütschalp. Here you change to the Lauterbrunnen-Mürren (BLM) mountain railway. The journey by aerial cableway takes around 4 minutes, while the journey by narrow-gauge railway from Grütschalp to Mürren takes 12 minutes, pasing through Winteregg Staying up the mountain from Grindlewald? The Bernese oberland railway can take you all the way up to the Eigerglacier and back around in a loop. The easiest way to plan train travel is use The Trainline (click the logo below) This is because it's the most comprehensive integration of all European train operators, so you can even plan cross-border travel. On average you can book 3-4 months in advance, read our full Guide to European Rail travel Book with Coach Connections Accommodation options Search using your prefered online travel providers, shop around for the best deal. Ski Hire