Grindelwald reviews

A top ski resort. Plenty to do if the snow isn't forthcoming and endless opportunity for fun when it is (there was a metre of powder when I was there and that was on piste!) The snow, at first, always seemed good, (lookout for avalanches from the Wetterhorn across the valley). Kleine Scheidegg is very good for warming drinks in teepee etc and superb views of the Eiger with a lovely descent to the village through trees. Great little journey to Wengen beside the funicular railway. Support Grindelwald playing ice hockey at the sports centre. Forget taking the cable car from Wengen to Männlichen and take the train to Kleine Scheidegg and ski across to Männlichen. Ski from the top of Schilthorn i

Mooie ligging. In het dorp direct toegang tot de First gondelbaan. Veel rode en blauwe pistes. Ideaal voor beginners en kinderen In het begin van het dorp, wat verder van de hotels ligt de Gondelbaan naar de Mannlichen en Kleine Scheidegg, een wat uitgebreide skigebied. Geschikt voor zowel beginners als gevorderden en snowboarders.

Beautiful village, great ski bus (theyre swiss, everything is always on time, efficent and clean) slopes were good higher up, sarted to have grass showing through when you try to board all the way back to the village, though (jan 05). looking at the maps boarding from top to bottom looks like a great idea, but i dont recommend it, especially if youre a boarder as all of the runs down from the grindelwald area have long flat sections frequently involving uphill bits. area around klienashiedeg (i cant spell) is brilliant for fast reds (my friend did manage to break his arm, but its all part of the fun) but can get kinda crowded on lifts though. nothing of significance for boarders who want to