Excursions - Mürren (Bernese Oberland)

In the Lauterbrunnen Valley there is a waterfall that crashes to the ground below in 5 cascades that are 750 meters high.

Tackling one of the longest downhill runs in Switzerland-across 12 km from the 2970 metre high Schilthorn to Lauterbrunnen (800 metres a.s.l.) - is best done after a hearty James Bond breakfast in the Piz Gloria revolving restaurant.

The story of the early mountain pioneers who mastered ascents of the local mountains is retold on the two-hour Eiger North Face Trail.

The Mürren-Schilthorn winter sports region boasts the Bernese Oberland's first mobile training station for avalanche search equipment.

The restaurant has a large panoramic window. Beautiful sun-terrace. Bordering on the skiing and hiking area.

Best view of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau (UNESCO World Heritage Site).

Able to be reached on foot in around 30 minutes from the Schilthornbahn station in Mürren, and on skis from the Schiltgrat.

Unique vistas of the impressive mountain backdrop, located directly alongside the ski slope and by the toboggan run in the middle of the Schilthorn-Mürren winter sports region.

Terrace with panoramic views. Located to the north-east of the Schilthorn.

The restaurant has a large panoramic window. Beautiful sun-terrace. Bordering on the skiing and hiking area.

Best view of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau (UNESCO World Heritage Site).

Two hearts beat in his chest: one for skiing, the other for music. When Albert «Böbs» Feuz blows the Alphorn, everyone is moved. And after participating in the Inferno race, you sometimes see him standing on the winner's podium. Böbs Feuz is a ski instructor, musician and a village original. Upon request he shows expert skiers his favorite run from the Schilthorn to Mürren, and afterwards he introduces them to the secrets of Alphorn blowing.

To this day, climbing the Eiger North Face is considered one of the most difficult mountaineering feats.