Wengen
Wengen is a compact village with most of the hotels and shops situated on the main street between the train station and the cable car station, the two ways of accessing the ski area. It is very easy to get around, and the added bonus of being car free makes it a safe and pleasant environment to be in.
Resort Description
Part of the Jungfrau Ski Region compromising the villages of Grindelwald, Wengen & Mürren, you are able to access over 200km of slopes in three distinct ski areas. Kleine Scheidegg-Mannlichen, the largest of the areas and shared by Wengen with Grindelwald offers a good mixture of terrain, ideally suited for intermediates but with good options for beginner progression and some challenges for advanced skiers, including the world famous Lauberhorn downhill slope, the longest on the World Cup circuit.
Resort Information
As a destination, Wengen offers something for everyone. A great family resort with a wide range of accommodation to suit all budgets, from one of several hostels all the way up to the 5* Hotel Schweizerhof. There is a wide choice of restaurants and the bars and clubs offer a varied nightlife.
SKIING FROM 1050M TO 2500M
BEGINNER AREA
WORLD FAMOUS EIGER NORTH FACE
PART OF THE JUNFRAU REGION SKI AREA
Useful Articles
What are the options? If you are holidaying in Wengen you have two ski pass options, the Grindelwald – Wengen area pass which covers the Mannlichen […]
There are several ways to arrive in Wengen for your stay. If flying we would suggest Basel, Zurich, Geneva or possibly even Milan
What are the options? If you are holidaying in Wengen you have two ski pass options, the Grindelwald – Wengen area pass which covers the Mannlichen […]
There are several ways to arrive in Wengen for your stay. If flying we would suggest Basel, Zurich, Geneva or possibly even Milan
