Wengen Ski Pass Prices
For shorter trips, skiers and boarders are most likely to only need the local pass, covering the 155km of slopes in Wengen and Grindelwald. Keen piste bashers or those looking for day trips to Mürren should consider a Jungfrau Region pass – which covers the entire 206km network of pistes. Pre-book your passes online three weeks in advance to save 20% on the prices listed below – visit the website here. Note that these prices may change, so check with the resort for the latest or give the Ski Club’s expert info & advice team a call on 020 8410 2009.
Season passes cost 666 CHF if bought before 16th December 2018, before rising to 999 CHF. The season pass also covers the resorts of Mürren, Gstaad, Adelboden and Meiringen – for more information visit the Top4 Skipass website.
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Category
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Day Ticket
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3 Days
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6 Days
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Wengen and Grindelwald Only
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Adult
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65 CHF
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175 CHF
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300 CHF
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Junior (16-19)
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52 CHF
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140 CHF
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240 CHF
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Child (6-15)
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33 CHF
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88 CHF
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150 CHF
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Senior (62+)
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59 CHF
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158 CHF
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270 CHF
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Jungfrau Region
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Adult
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74 CHF
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204 CHF
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356 CHF
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Junior (16-19)
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59 CHF
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163 CHF
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285 CHF
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Child (6-15)
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37 CHF
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102 CHF
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178 CHF
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Senior (62+)
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67 CHF
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184 CHF
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321 CHF
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Wengen Season Dates
- Kleine Scheidegg: 8th December 2018 (will open at weekends before this if conditions allow) – 22nd April 2019
- Männlichen: 15th December 2018 – 31st March 2019
- Grindelwald-First: 15th December 2018 – 31st March 2019
For full details see the resort's website and note that these dates are subject to change. The Ski Club’s expert info & advice team are also on hand to help – call 020 8410 2009.
Wengen Resort
The village was a farming community long before skiing arrived; it is still tiny, but dominated by sizeable hotels, mostly of Victorian origin. So it is not exactly chocolate-box pretty, but it is charming and relaxed, and almost traffic-free. The short main street is the hub. Lined with chalet-style shops and hotels, it also has the ice rink and village nursery slopes right next to it.
For Families
Wengen is an attractive and reassuring village for families. The nursery slope is in the centre and the Playhouse kindergarten is in the tourist office nearby. There’s loads to do off the slopes, in
including tobogganing, curling, ice skating, swimming and winter walking.
For Après Ski
If you're used to raving in Kitzbühel or Val Thorens, Wengen is quiet on the après scene, especially for young people. But a number of bars are still popular at the end of the day, including the Pickel Bar, the 'cosy' bar of the Silberhorn Hotel, the traditional Tanne and the 'lively' Rocks Bar, with plasma screens showing Sky Sports.
On the mountain, the outdoor Läger Bar, next to the Männlichen chair, is good for sitting in a deckchair in the sun. Tipirama (a wigwam at Kleine Scheidegg) is a fun place immediately after skiing 'if not too cold', sometimes with DJs and live bands. The Wäsch bar at the Bumps section of the home run is a popular final-run stop-off.
How to get to Wengen
The efficient and scenic Swiss Railways system is the easiest way to get up to Wengen – just be prepared to change trains a few times. Zürich and Basel airports are around three hours away, with the trip from Geneva taking around four hours. Driving from the airports takes a similar amount of time, but it is a long trip from Calais – also be sure to pre-book parking in Lauterbrunnen during busy weeks.
- Zürich airport: 3 hours
- Basel airport: 3 hours
- Geneva airport: 4 hours
- Calais: approximately 10 hours driving (544 miles)
Wengen Contact Details
