Wetterhorn

Wetterhorn

Hotel Belvedere Grindelwald - Panoramic Eiger view

Hotel Belvedere Grindelwald - Panoramic Eiger view

Hotel Belvedere Grindelwald - Panoramic view

Hotel Belvedere Grindelwald - Panoramic view

Hotel Belvedere Grindelwald - panoramic view

Hotel Belvedere Grindelwald - panoramic view

The North Face of Eiger, Grindelwald

The North Face of Eiger, Grindelwald

Grindelwald - Grund Blick nach Norden (Reeti, Aellfluh)

Grindelwald - Grund Blick nach Norden (Reeti, Aellfluh)

Grindelwald-Grund - Bussalp

Grindelwald-Grund - Bussalp

Eigernordwand - Hotel Bel-Air Eden Grindelwald

Eigernordwand - Hotel Bel-Air Eden Grindelwald

Gasthof Panorama

Gasthof Panorama

Hotel Kirchbühl 360 HD

Hotel Kirchbühl 360 HD

Grindelwald Wetterhorn

Grindelwald Wetterhorn

Interaktive 360°-Webcam Grindelwald-First

Interaktive 360°-Webcam Grindelwald-First

The longest toboggan run in Europe

Grindelwald

The descent from the Faulhorn via Bussalp to Grindelwald offers unforgettable thrills for anyone who enjoys a toboggan ride. Among aficionados, «Big Pintenfritz» ranks as one of the greatest of all runs.

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An enjoyable walk from Bussalp or First takes you to the summit of the Faulhorn (2,680 m) in about 2.5 hours. From here to Grindelwald is a distance of 15 kilometres with a vertical drop of 1,600 metres – making Big Pintenfritz the longest toboggan run in Europe. With the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau for a backdrop, the setting is spectacular, too.

The curious name of Big Pintenfritz («Big Pub Fritz») refers to a village innkeeper who supposedly inaugurated the run after a bet.

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Combined offer: journey using public transport and leisure offer (also for existing tickets) to The longest toboggan run in Europe

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The golden rules for safe sledding fun:
Keep your distance, adjust your speed to your sledding skill, wear a helmet, and never go down the slope headfirst.



2 Comments

  • 1
    Barry&Lynette Cooper

    Had a week in Grindlewald over Christmas 2010 Absolutley thought the sled runs from Mannlichen were wonderful for a couple of amateurs from sunny Queensland. Also perfect. White Christmas Thanks Again

    Tuesday, Nov 1, 2011 9:00 PM

  • 2
    Sean MacDonald

    Some detail of the run would be useful, eg where to start (Mannlichen?) Does this connect to Rita's speedway? Images also a good idea!

    Wednesday, Oct 12, 2011 6:47 PM

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