Winter Fun on a Sled

Fast-paced, wintry and set against a breathtaking mountain backdrop: sledging is one of the most popular winter activities around Camping Jungfrau. Whether it’s a leisurely family run or an action-packed route at a good pace, tobogganing enthusiasts will find a wide variety of options to suit every ability in the Jungfrau Region.

Many toboggan runs start conveniently after a cable car ride and lead through snow-covered forests, across open alpine meadows or past impressive vantage points. The long runs offering views of the famous peaks of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau are particularly appealing.

The fun doesn’t have to end after sunset either. On selected runs, night-time tobogganing offers a truly special winter experience. After an active day in the crisp mountain air, Camping Jungfrau is the ideal base from which to discover the region’s finest tobogganing adventures.

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  Night-time sledging on the Bussalp

  As dusk falls, a special winter experience begins on the Bussalp. By the light of the moon and snow, the popular City Run winds its way down the valley. The nocturnal atmosphere and the snow-covered surroundings make this descent by sledge an unforgettable adventure.

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  Sulwald – Isenfluh: Enjoying nature on a sledge

  First, you take the cable car up to Sulwald. From there, the varied sledge run winds its way through the snow-covered winter landscape towards Isenfluh. The route offers stunning views and a particularly idyllic atmosphere.

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  Eiger Run: A fast-paced classic run

  Between Alpiglen and Brandegg lies the Eiger Run, one of the region’s best-known sledge runs. This varied run offers a real adrenaline rush during the day and delights visitors with spectacular views of the impressive mountain scenery surrounding the Eiger.

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  Männlichen – Holenstein: Sledging with views

  The sledge run at Männlichen offers breathtaking views of the famous peaks of the Jungfrau region. The route winds its way through the snow-covered mountain landscape to Holenstein, providing winter fun for young and old alike.

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  Big Pintenfritz: Europe’s longest sledge run

  For many sledging fans, the run from Faulhorn to Bussalp is one of the region’s major highlights. The long descent winds through a spectacular winter landscape and offers unforgettable views of the surrounding mountains.

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  First – Bort: Sledging fun with panoramic views

  The sledge run from First to Bort is one of the most popular winter experiences in Grindelwald. Against the stunning backdrop of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau, this varied descent winds its way through snow-covered mountain landscapes, past alpine meadows and through sparse woodland.

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