Golf in Grindelwald

Located in the picturesque mountain village of Grindelwald, Lindt Boutique offers a selection of exquisite chocolate products. Enjoy the incomparable taste and let yourself be enchanted by the beauty of the Swiss Alps.

Grindelwald-First Snow Park in the Jungfrau ski regon is the number one for freestylers in the Bernese Oberland with two different parks and the halfpipe.

The Gemsberg offers an easy tour in the winter sports area of Grindelwald First and the view from the summit over the snowy Bernese Alps is breathtakingly beautiful.

Construct your very own igloo under the instruction of qualified experts. Each icy block is sawn from the packed snow and must be placed methodically and with great accuracy. How would you measure up to the Inuit?

The OUTDOOR team has found the most beautiful places in the Jungfrau region where you can hold an outdoor cooking event. Each cooking group will be provided on site with the cooking utensils needed for a fondue and a corresponding recipe for its preparation.

Audition for the next Bond film at the Schilthorn - we are looking for the new James or Jane Bond!

Picture yourself hand-in-hand, stretching a self-made rope bridge over the glacier gorge in Grindelwald before putting it to the test.

Many consider ski cross to be an evolution of ski racing, with its thrilling dips and waves, jumps and steep-wall bends. Now, even non-pros can have a go at tackling this challenging course. The Audi Ski Cross Park in Grindelwald is open to all who dare.

The idea of keeping our own bees came from a desire to offer our guests homemade honey. At first, the bees lived between the two buildings of our hotel — but they regularly took off, apparently finding the location too dull. Eventually, we entrusted them to beekeeper Peter Roth, who now looks after them. The four bee colonies still belong to us, and their honey — around 60 kilograms a year — is still served at our hotel.

The beehive in the youth hostel’s garden is a very special kind of accommodation – for guests of a different kind. In the beehive, one can enjoy an unobstructed view of the starry sky at night and a majestic view of the Eiger North Face during the day. The sky is the limit!

There’s still so much you can read about the north face of the Eiger, but given the chance, why not experience the mystical aura and a dream come true!

Build a sledge from scratch using a variety of materials such as skis, wood, car tyres, upholstery, wire mesh or cardboard. Your team machine can be hammered, glued, cut and sawn until the finished sledge is ready for the initial safety check, and then given its very first test drive

Our insect hotel is nestled beneath a large conifer – a natural haven where many insects and spiders feel particularly at home. With this insect hotel, we offer shelter, nesting sites, and overwintering opportunities for a wide range of species, actively supporting biodiversity and contributing to a healthy ecological balance. It's also a fascinating place for children to observe and explore, helping them develop a playful yet meaningful awareness of the vital role insects play in our ecosystem.

Creativity, team spirit, and above all fun and a certain air of nostalgia are the essence of this very special ‘Grand Prix’. Teams are presented with a basic frame and various additional materials, and have to work together to produce a colourful, working Go-cart. The culmination of this intensive team-building phase is the Eiger Grand Prix in which the handmade ‘racing cars’ will take to the course, and where the spectators can appraise the cars on their appearance, cruise control, and of course, their ability to pass the chequered flag! An inspiring competition for teams with a passion for driving and a sense of adventure!

When around 150 years ago the first winter sports fans made their way to Switzerland, this marked the beginning of skiing tourism in a number of places - including Grindelwald.

The remarkable calmness that radiates from a Flag thrower as they effortlessly swirl their fluttering flags through the air belies the technical training of a professional Flag thrower, who has mastered 99 different ‘swings’, with both their left and right hands, whilst making it all look so incredibly easy...

The velogemel is a cross between a bicycle, a sled and skis – the ideal choice for fun in the snow, even though that wasn’t its original purpose.

Immerse yourself in the glacial world of the Jungfrau-Aletsch UNESCO World Heritage Site on a glacier hike and experience the magnificent alpine mountain landscape up close.

The First is an ideal starting point for action-packed hikes, the new “First Cliff Walk by Tissot” being a prime example.

You too can twist and turn on the ice where figure skaters and ice hockey players show off their skills.

You drop over 1,000 altitude metres on this downhill run from Männlichen towards Grindelwald and enjoy amazing views of the Bernese Oberland.

Fully equipped with helmet and climbing harness, you will summon the courage to tackle the Eiger North Face under the expert instruction of our registered mountain guides. The train to Jungfraujoch makes a special stop at the “Stollenloch”.

The Grindelwald–Männlichen gondola takes you up 1,200 metres in altitude to 2,225 metres in just 19 minutes – with direct views of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau. At the top, the panorama of the Bernese Oberland awaits.

Grindelwald-First Snow Park in the Jungfrau ski regon is the number one for freestylers in the Bernese Oberland with two different parks and the halfpipe.

In the Grindelwald Glacier Gorge you can immerse yourself in a world of rock and water. Follow the path deep between 300-meter-high rock faces and test your courage on the spiderweb stretched over the gorge.

The Bodmi recreation area in the heart of Grindelwald is a winter sports paradise where children and adults can enjoy participating in snow sports in a safe environment.

The via ferrata on the Rotstock, 260 metres in length, is a route for via ferrata walkers and experienced mountain walkers with a head for heights (and with the right safety equipment). The key to the climb is the vertical section immediately after the start. In the event of snow, strong rain or ice, this is very definitely not a route to be climbed. Like anywhere else on the Eiger, rock-falls cannot be ruled out.

Skiing in the Jungfrau Region – where only superlatives will do. Breathtaking scenery with the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau mountains. The toughest downhill section in the Alpine skiing circuit. At this traditional winter holiday resort, everyone wants to carve their ski tracks onto the piste.

120 meters long, six meters high and yet an energy saver. This new feature in the Grindelwald Snowpark is indeed most impressive!

The White Elements Pro Park is located at the Bärgelegg Ski Lift. The “Playground” offers kickers of various sizes (8-20 meters) as well as numerous boxes and rails in a park measuring 850 meters in length.