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25 October 2015 at 17:14:18 #808063

Which is the best ski pass for skiing out of Grindelwald – we are experienced skiiers. there seem to be a few different versions on the site the most expensive being “Virgin” [pass??

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[Arno]

26 October 2015 at 11:02:32 #846674

Hi Davidj1,

I don’t know about a pass called “Virgin”. “Jungfrau” means virgin, so it might refer to the Jungfrau region. Where did you find this information? Ski passes can be found on http://www.jungfrau.ch/en/tou rism/travel-information/sportpass/ grindelwald-wengen-20152016/individual-ski-pass/. Which one is best depends on how long you stay and which area you want to include. Basically you can choose the Grindelwald/Wengen area, the Mürren area, or both: the entire Jungfrau region.

[Removed user]

26 October 2015 at 19:34:40 #846675

Thanks Arno, the info was in German and I clicked “translate” so that explains it! We are there for 6 days from 19th December and will be skiing every day so perhaps the Jungfrau may be best?

[Arno]

27 October 2015 at 6:30:11 #846676

Ok, I see, that will get you some pretty confusing text in some cases 🙂 If you like a bit of variety and don’t mind spending a bit of time to take a train to the Mürren area, then yes, the Jungfrau pass for the entire region would be great. Here’s the English price list: http://www.jungfrau.ch/en/tou rism/travel-information/sportpass/ jungfrau-20152016/individual-ski-pass/.

Note that you could theoretically buy a 5 day pass for the Grindelwald area, and a one day or half day pass for the Mürren area. That combination is a bit cheaper, but you won’t be flexible as the 5 days are consecutive.

[Slowpoke]

1 November 2015 at 0:13:20 #846677

Have you seen these kinds of maps? They put Grindelwald in perspective.

search.yahoo.com/yhs/s earch?p=Panoramic+map+Jungfr au+region&ei=UTF-8&hspart=mozilla&hsimp =yhs-001

Slowpoke