Information about Skiing, Walking, Outdoor Adventure
While it is usually called Cross country skiing, Skating or Langlauf, it feels like gliding. In Lauterbrunnen there is a beautiful 12 km track that is flat and for non-skiers, this is a great way to enjoy some skiing in the quietness of the snowy winter landscape. Glide by the White Lütschine river, listen to the snow crisp under your skies and finish at Stechelberg Hotel for a hot chocolate, Schnapps or hearty Rösti. Completely stress free and it feels magic to glide and slide without the terror of speed if you don’t like sledging or tobogganing downhill at speed. Where: The Lauterbunnen trail starts from the Sportanlage. The brown sport hall that you can see left from the dining room window. Cost: Free with the Lauterbrunnen guest card (in your welcome basket). Usually it is 6CHF per day. How: The equipment can be rented at the Alpia Sport in Lauterbrunnen. Opening times: Depending on snow conditions, it trail is not always open, you can phone +41 (0)33 856 85 68 to check or ask at the Tourism office. After snowfall, bad weather, or similar It may be that the track is not immediately prepared again. You can also see yourself if there is sufficient snow. If it is closed there will be a round red border sign with white in the middle. This means closed. Note: you cannot walk on the trail. It is only for cross country skiing. If you walk on it, you will damage the surface with your boots and cause potential injury to users as their skis will get stuck in the foot tracks. There is also a 1 km long cross-country ski track on Grindelwald-First called “Gänsböden”, The use of the trail is free. However, the cross-country guests need a valid ticket for the Firstbahn (gondola ticket, ski pass, etc.) The trail is about 15 minutes on foot from First Bergstation (via Winterwander- und Schlittelweg Nr. 50) in the Gänsböden (Above Adi's Skibar) to about 2,300 meters above sea level. See map below with green cross X. The cash register Firstbahn can / will provide information about the current trails.
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