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Sport Pass Price List GRINDELWALD · WENGEN · MÜRREN · INTERLAKEN WINTER SEASON 2021/2022 Prices in Swiss Francs (CHF) incl. 7.7% VAT Prices are subject to change. jungfrau.ch EIGER MÖNCH JUNGFRAU 3970 m 4107 m 4158 m Mürren-Schilthorn JUNGFRAUJOCH TOP OF EUROPE SILBERHORN 3695 m SCHRECKHORN 3454 m TSCHINGELHORN 4078 m 3557 m WETTERHORN GSPALTENHORN 3692 m 3437 m SCHWARZHORN 2928 m Jungfrau Ski Region EIGERGLETSCHER SCHILTHORN 2333 m PIZ GLORIA 2970 m 25 31 10 68a 68a 32 27 BIRG 65 2676 m 25 65 68 68 31 35 34 Fallboden KLEINE SCHEIDEGG 66 66 36 OBERJOCH 2061 m 2500 m Schilt 10 37 Wixi 64 64 41a 42 44 41 9 9 14 22 41 WENGERNALP 41 12 1 24 Lauberhorn 45 Schiltgrat Inferno 8 Eiger Express 11 63 Gimmelen Schilthornbahn Lauberhorn-Weltcup Abfahrt Riggli 1 26 Eigernordwand 21 23 3 Arven 12 Hohwald 23 Oberjoch 25 21 27 25 20 8 11 Grindel 15 26 3 13 22 Honegg GIMMELWALD Bärgelegg 66 Bumps 22 13 53 53 4 7 66 41 6 FIRST BRANDEGG ALPIGLEN 13 14 8 16 64 24 12 45 6 2168 m 13 12 Muttleren SCHRECKFELD 36 6 7 ALLMENDHUBEL Cliff Walk 22 64 21 11 43 6 21 22 23 Innerwengen 63 Gummi 16 ALLMEND MÜRREN 6 42 5 55 55 BORT 22 7 12 8a 45 17 59 Tschuggen STECHELBERG Grindelwald-First 59 21 7 8 47 42 Allmendhubel 15 5 Allmiboden Kandahar 20 6 Kidsslope 5 67 67 4b 46 6 4a 51 GRUND Läger FAULHORN WALDSPITZ GRINDELWALD 23 5 16 62 36 2681 m 51 1918 m 62 Maulerhubel 4 l–Männlichen 56 56 every/alle 15' 62a 4 1 44 3 Grindelwald Termina 1 4 Skigebietswechsel GRINDELWALD TERMINAL 3 60 Wengen–Männlichen 50 Männlichen MAULERHUBEL RASTHYSI Royal Walk 2 2 WENGEN 50 1560 m HOLENSTEIN MÄNNLICHEN 2230 m 61 61 1 57 57 Winteregg BUSSALP SCHWENDI WINTEREGG 1800 m Grindelwald-Wengen LAUTERBRUNNEN 3 44 (Kleine Scheidegg-Männlichen + Grindelwald-First) BURGLAUENEN GRÜTSCHALP LÜTSCHENTAL ZWEILÜTSCHINEN WILDERSWIL INTERLAKEN WEST INTERLAKEN OST Portrait Jungfrau Ski Region The Jungfrau Ski Region offers 3 winter sport resorts jungfrau.ch with 206 kilometres of runs with unique views of the The booking platform for the Jungfrau Ski Region. world famous Eiger, Mönch & Jungfrau: Book your skipass online and start your ski day on the piste – • 45 transport installations no queuing at the ticket counter! • 100 km of hiking trails • Sport Passes • Ski/snowboard equipment • 50 km of sledging runs • Sledge rental • Snowsport instruction • 47’000 passenger-transport capacity per hour • Parking garage • Attractive package offers • Snow-making facilities for more than 60% of the slopes • Event tickets • Hotels + holiday apartments Area of validity of Sport Passes HD-Webcams, panorama pictures and weather forecast Sport Passes Jungfrau at jungfrau.ch Sport Passes Grindelwald-Wengen Pictures from Grindelwald-First, Männlichen, Sport Passes Mürren – Schilthorn Kleine Scheidegg and Jungfraujoch. Office Slopes- and snow report · phones Jungfrau Ski Region • Slopes- and snow report as PDF file at Harderstrasse 14 · CH-3800 Interlaken jungfrau.ch/wintersportinfo Tel. +41 33 828 72 33 · [email protected] · jungfrau.ch • Kleine Scheidegg-Männlichen: Tel. +41 33 828 70 78 • Mürren – Schilthorn: Tel. +41 33 856 21 40 WINTER SEASON 2021/2022 Grindelwald-Wengen Sport Passes Validity Adults Seniors Young people Children Schools consecutive from age 20 from age 62 age 16 – 19 age 6 – 15 to 9th class days Identification required Identification required Identification required with teacher incl. 7.7 % VAT 1 – 9 pers. from 1 – 9 pers. from 1 – 9 pers. from 1 – 9 pers. from 10 pers. 10 pers. 10 pers. 10 pers. ½ day 54 48 49 43 41 36 26 23 20 from 12.00 h * 1 day 69 61 62 55 53 47 34 29 26 2 days 128 112 115 101 98 86 61 54 48 3 days 189 167 170 150 144 127 91 80 72 4 days 244 215 220 194 185 163 116 102 92 5 days 293 258 264 232 224 197 139 122 110 6 days 324 286 292 257 247 217 155 136 123 7 days 356 313 320 282 271 238 169 149 134 8 days 386 340 347 305 295 260 184 162 146 9 days 417 367 376 331 318 280 199 175 158 10 days 443 390 399 351 338 297 211 186 167 11 days 466 410 420 370 354 312 221 194 175 12 days 491 432 442 389 374 329 234 206 186 13 days 512 450 460 405 389 342 243 214 193 14 days 532 468 479 422 406 357 253 223 201 15 days 549 483 494 435 418 368 262 231 208 20 days 594 522 534 470 452 398 282 248 224 30 days 640 563 576 507 488 429 305 268 242 1 day 58 51 53 47 44 39 28 25 22 from 3 days * The offer is only available to skiers and snowboarders (winter-sports guests) Connecting ticket to Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe for CHF 63.– with Grindelwald-Wengen Sport Pass valid for three or more consecutive days. Refunds The Jungfrau Ski Region does not grant refunds on purchased sport passes in the event of any interruption of operations, accident or illness. You have the option of purchasing a ski pass insurance policy. This type of insurance allows you to claim reimbursement from the relevant insurer in the event of an incident. WINTER SEASON 2021/2022 Mürren-Schilthorn Sport Passes Validity Adults Seniors Young people Children Schools consecutive from age 20 from age 62 age 16 – 19 age 6 – 15 to 9th class days Identification required Identification required Identification required with teacher incl. 7.7 % VAT 1 – 9 pers. from 1 – 9 pers. from 1 – 9 pers. from 1 – 9 pers. from 10 pers. 10 pers. 10 pers. 10 pers. ½ day 54 48 49 43 41 36 26 23 20 from 12.00 h 1, 2 1 day 2 69 61 62 55 53 47 34 29 27 2 days 2 125 110 113 99 96 84 60 53 48 3 days 188 166 169 149 143 126 90 79 71 4 days 239 210 215 189 182 160 114 100 91 5 days 282 248 254 224 215 189 134 118 106 6 days 314 276 282 248 239 210 149 131 118 7 days 344 303 310 273 263 231 164 144 130 8 days 371 326 334 294 282 248 176 155 139 9 days 398 350 358 315 303 267 190 167 150 10 days 421 370 379 334 320 282 201 177 159 11 days 446 392 401 353 340 299 212 187 168 12 days 467 411 420 370 355 312 222 195 176 13 days 487 428 438 385 371 326 232 204 184 14 days 508 447 457 402 387 341 242 213 192 15 days 527 463 474 417 402 354 251 221 199 20 days 555 489 500 440 423 372 265 233 210 30 days 590 520 531 467 450 396 281 247 223 1 day 52 46 47 41 40 35 25 22 20 from 3 days 1 The offer is only available to skiers and snowboarders (winter-sports guests) 2 The Sport Pass is only valid for the Mürren-Schilthorn upward journey (additional payment at Schilthorn Aerial Cableway ticket office) Refunds The Jungfrau Ski Region does not grant refunds on purchased Sport Passes in the event of any interruption of operations, accident or illness. You have the option of purchasing a ski pass insurance policy. This type of insurance allows you to claim reimbursement from the relevant insurer in the event of an incident. WINTER SEASON 2021/2022 Jungfrau Sport Passes Validity Adults Seniors Young people Children Schools consecutive from age 20 from age 62 age 16 – 19 age 6 – 15 to 9th class days Identification required Identification required Identification required with teacher incl. 7.7 % VAT 1 – 9 pers. from 1 – 9 pers. from 1 – 9 pers. from 1 – 9 pers. from 10 pers. 10 pers. 10 pers. 10 pers. 1 day 1 75 66 68 60 60 53 38 33 30 2 days 1 149 131 134 118 119 105 75 66 60 3 days 221 194 199 175 168 148 105 92 84 4 days 284 250 256 225 216 190 135 119 107 5 days 337 297 304 268 258 227 161 142 128 6 days 385 339 347 305 294 259 183 161 145 7 days 428 377 385 339 325 286 204 180 162 8 days 462 406 416 366 352 310 220 194 174 9 days 495 436 446 392 378 333 236 208 187 10 days 528 464 475 418 403 355 251 221 199 11 days 559 492 503 443 426 375 267 235 211 12 days 588 518 530 466 448 394 280 246 222 13 days 615 542 554 488 469 413 293 258 232 14 days 638 562 574 505 486 428 304 268 241 15 days 664 584 598 526 506 445 316 278 250 20 days 727 640 654 576 553 487 346 304 274 30 days 794 699 714 628 606 533 378 333 299 1 day 64 56 57 50 48 42 30 26 24 from 3 days Winter season 1 100 — 1 100 — 710 — 475 — — with photo Winter season 777 — 777 — 499 — 333 — — Advance purchase with photo until 15.12.2021 2 1 The Sport Pass is only valid for the Mürren-Schilthorn upward journey (additional payment at Schilthorn Aerial Cableway ticket office) 2 Advance purchase discount from 1.11.
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    Winter 2016/17 Iufo Guide Eiger Lounge | Eiger Stübli | Tächi Bar view | atmosphere | feeling Hotel Eiger, Familie Stähli Fon: 033 856 54 54 | www.hoteleiger.com Eiger_Anzeige_A5.indd 29 24.07.15 11:31 VORWORT INTRODUCTION SAMUEL BICHSEL MÜRREN TOURISMUS HERZLICH WILLKOMMEN IN A WARM WELCOME TO MÜRREN MÜRREN UND GIMMELWALD AND GIMMELWALD Es ist uns eine Freude Sie auf unseren Sonnenterras- It is our pleasure to welcome you to our sunny terrace sen hoch über dem Lauterbrunnental zu begrüssen. high above the Lauterbrunnen Valley. Mürren, as the hig- Es gibt unzählige Argumente, warum Sie in Mürren die hest winter sport resort in the canton of Bern at 1650 m schönste Zeit des Jahres verbringen sollten. aboveGrindelwald sea level, offers you a whole load of reasons to spend your favourite time of the year with us. Mürren ist der höchstgelegene Wintersportort im Kan- Winter 2013 ton Bern, das Schilthorn bietet auf 2970 m ü.M. neben The Schilthorn 2970 m guarantees you great snow con- der Schneesicherheit nicht nur einen Ausblick auf Eiger, ditions all winter as well as breath taking views of the fa- Mönch und Jungfrau sondern weitere 200 Berggipfel. mous mountain trio Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau and so- In Mürren und Gimmelwald teilen sich Fussgänger, me 200 plus mountain tops. In Mürren and Gimmelwald Schlittler und Skifahrer die Strasse – Ski in-ski out ist pedestrians, skiers and other snow-sport heroes share bei uns Normalität und durch die überschaubare Grö- the road. Ski in and out is a reality. As Mürren is a small sse finden Sie sich schnell zurecht.
  • The Eiger Myth Compiled by Marco Bomio

    The Eiger Myth Compiled by Marco Bomio

    The Eiger Myth Compiled by Marco Bomio Compiled by Marco Bomio, 3818 Grindelwald 1 The Myth «If the wall can be done, then we will do it – or stay there!” This assertion by Edi Rainer and Willy Angerer proved tragically true for them both – they stayed there. The first attempt on the Eiger North Face in 1936 went down in history as the most infamous drama surrounding the North Face and those who tried to conquer it. Together with their German companions Andreas Hinterstoisser and Toni Kurz, the two Austrians perished in this wall notorious for its rockfalls and suddenly deteriorating weather. The gruesome image of Toni Kurz dangling in the rope went around the world. Two years later, Anderl Heckmair, Ludwig Vörg, Heinrich Harrer and Fritz Kasparek managed the first ascent of the 1800-metre-high face. 70 years later, local professional mountaineer Ueli Steck set a new record by climbing it in 2 hours and 47 minutes. 1.1 How the Eiger Myth was made In the public perception, its exposed north wall made the Eiger the embodiment of a perilous, difficult and unpredictable mountain. The persistence with which this image has been burnt into the collective memory is surprising yet explainable. The myth surrounding the Eiger North Face has its initial roots in the 1930s, a decade in which nine alpinists were killed in various attempts leading up to the successful first ascent in July 1938. From 1935 onwards, the climbing elite regarded the North Face as “the last problem in the Western Alps”. This fact alone drew the best climbers – mainly Germans, Austrians and Italians at the time – like a magnet to the Eiger.