Adventure Travel Guides

The Eiger Ultra Trail in Grindelwald challenges adventurers with over 100 kilometers of demanding mountain terrain, intense elevation, and spectacular alpine views. Whether running or hiking, this trail offers a powerful blend of endurance and nature’s raw presence.

Experience the electrifying Grindelwald World Cup Ski Competition where skiers meet the Bernese Alps’ demanding slopes. From spectator vantage points to alpine trails, discover how to prepare for this thrilling winter event and embrace the mountain’s raw challenge.

The Inferno Race in Grindelwald is a demanding alpine race stretching 15 kilometers with 2000 meters of elevation gain. Known for its rugged terrain and breathtaking mountain views, it offers a raw and exciting challenge for both runners and hikers alike.

The Jungfrau Marathon blends demanding alpine terrain with breathtaking views in the heart of Switzerland’s Bernese Oberland. Offering a unique challenge for runners and hikers alike, it’s a test of fitness and mental grit against towering peaks and ever-changing landscapes.

The World Snow Festival in Grindelwald showcases monumental snow sculptures set against the dramatic Swiss Alps, inviting visitors to experience winter art and adventure hand in hand. This practical guide helps you plan your visit with essential tips, terrain info, and seasonal insights to maximize your alpine experience.

The Eiger Ultra Trail race in Grindelwald offers an intense mountain adventure that tests endurance and skill across the Bernese Alps. With demanding terrain and spectacular views, it’s a must for outdoor enthusiasts prepared to meet nature head-on.

Experience an unforgettable trek along the base of the towering Eiger north face, one of the Alps’ most iconic and dramatic mountains. The Eiger Trail combines accessible adventure with raw alpine power, perfect for hikers seeking epic views with a practical path through varied terrain.

Take the cable car to First and hike to Bachalpsee for one of the most accessible and breathtaking alpine reflections in the Swiss Alps. This moderately paced trail offers hikers a chance to walk through forested patches and open meadows, culminating in a serene lake framed by iconic peaks.