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What are the options?<\/h3>\n

If you are holidaying in Wengen you have two ski pass options, the Grindelwald \u2013 Wengen area pass which covers the Mannlichen – Kleine Scheidegg area and the smaller Grindelwald First area above Grindelwald. The Grindelwald \u2013 Wengen area is the largest part of the ski area and more than enough for your visit.
\nThe second option is the full Jungfrau Region pass which covers the Mannlichen \u2013 Kleine Scheidegg, Grindelwald First and Murren Schilthorn ski areas as well as the trains from Grindelwald and Wengen \/ Lauterbrunnen to Interlaken.<\/p>\n

Which one should I go for?<\/h3>\n

That depends! If you are staying in Wengen then the Grindelwald – Wengen pass is more than enough. However, the full area pass incorporates the steeper and more challenging slopes of Murren Schilthorn, located just across the stunning Lauterbrunnen valley.<\/p>\n

Which pass do I need for my lessons?<\/h3>\n

All of our group lessons take place in the Grindelwald – Wengen ski areas, meeting at Kleine Scheidegg, so the Grindelwald – Wengen area pass would be sufficient.
\nDuring private lessons, it would be possible for our guests to take a full day lesson in the Murren Schilthorn area as well.<\/p>\n

Should I go to Murren though?<\/h3>\n

In a word, yes! It\u2019s a stunning place; a beautiful car free village perched high above the Lauterbrunnen valley with incredible views of the surrounding mountains. The James Bond film \u2018On Her Majesty\u2019s Secret Service\u2019 was also filmed here on the Schilthorn peak. The skiing is also very good; a little steeper and more challenging than the rest of the Jungfrau Region slopes. As a criticism, the infrastructure of the Murren area is not as advanced as the Grindelwald – Wengen areas. Is it still worth it? Definitely!<\/p>\n

Even as a non-skier?<\/h3>\n

Yes! It is worth it for the experience of the quaint village and its glorious setting as well as the top of the Schilthorn with its incredible views, revolving restaurant (one of only three in Switzerland) and James Bond museum.<\/p>\n

How do I get there?<\/h3>\n

A couple of options. The first would be to take the train from Grindelwald to Lauterbrunnen and then take the cable car to Grutschalp above Lauterbrunnen. From here, take the newly upgraded train to Winteregg where you can access the ski area.
\nThe other option is to take the bus from Lauterbrunnen to Stechelberg, from where you can take the cable cars all the way up to the Schilthorn. This option is also the best option when driving, as Stechelberg has plenty of parking options.<\/p>\n

How much do Wengen Ski passes cost?<\/h2>\n

For the 20\/21 Winter season for the Grindelwald – Wengen region for 6 days is:<\/p>\n