Mürren/Schilthorn

Mürren/Schilthorn
Mürren-Schilthorn is the highest-altitude ski area in the Bernese Oberland, Switzerland, spanning from Mürren at 1638 m up to the Schilthorn at 2970 m. It offers pleasure pistes and steep slopes for skiers, freestyle terrain in the Pända Snowpark, and panoramic views of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau. The car-free village of Mürren is also a base for winter hiking, snowshoeing and sledging.

Families and Kids

Mürren-Schilthorn offers family-friendly options including wide, leisurely slopes suited to beginners and families, and the Lilly's magic Kidsslope. The car-free village of Mürren also has playgrounds and child-friendly walking trails.

Food and drinks

Mürren and the surrounding area offer a range of dining options, from the revolving 360° Restaurant Piz Gloria at 2976 m and the Panorama Restaurant Allmendhubel to village restaurants, bistros and cafés such as the Arvenstübli, Café LIV and the Palace Hall. Cuisine ranges from Swiss classics to international favourites, generally accompanied by views of the Alps.
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Status

Information

  • Easy slopes: 16 km
  • Intermediate slopes: 16 km
  • Advanced slopes: 9 km
    • Number of snowparks: 1
    • Ski school: Yes
    • Entrance fee: 79 CHF
    • Free entrance: No
    • Price range: $$$
    • Children activities: Children ski lessons, Sledging

Opening hours

Opening hours unknown.

Admission fees

The Jungfrau Ski Region ski pass covers 211 kilometres of slopes in Grindelwald, Wengen and Mürren. The AlpsPass combines four ski areas and seven partner destinations in one pass, including three free ski days in each partner destination. Up to three children aged 6 to 15 receive a free day pass on Saturdays when an adult buys a day or afternoon pass at list price.
79 CHF
Adult admission
45 CHF
Teen ticket (16–19 years).
38 CHF
Child ticket (6–15 years).

Contact

Webpage
muerren.swiss
Email
info@muerren.swiss
Address
Höhematte 1074B, 3825 Mürren

Access

Nearby stops

  • Lauterbrunnen (Seilbahn)0 meters walking distance
  • Gimmelwald (Schilthornbahn)0 meters walking distance
  • Gimmelwald, Schilthornbahn0 meters walking distance
  • Grütschalp0 meters walking distance
  • Birg (Schilthornbahn)0 meters walking distance

Travel duration

From
Travel time
Interlaken Ost
28m
Thun
1h 8m
Bern
1h 28m
Brig
1h 44m
Olten
2h 3m

FAQ

  • Is Mürren car-free, and how do visitors reach the ski area?
    Mürren is a car-free mountain village in the Bernese Oberland. Day visitors travelling by car to the Jungfrau Ski Region are advised to use the Park+Ride at Matten bei Interlaken and continue by public transport.
  • What is the Pända Snowpark like?
    The Pända Snowpark is located on the slopes in the Maulerhubel/Winteregg area and offers a playful set-up of jibs, rails and boxes as well as a kicker line for every level, aimed at freestylers.
  • Which sledging runs are available around Mürren?
    The Bob Run from Allmendhubel to Mürren follows the former bobsleigh track and is particularly suitable for beginners. The Apollo Run from Schiltgrat via Gimmelen to Mürren is fast-paced and challenging and is aimed at experienced tobogganists. Sledges can be hired on the spot in Mürren.
  • Are there winter hiking and snowshoe trails at Mürren-Schilthorn?
    Yes. Prepared winter walking trails lead through the snow-covered landscape around Mürren, and a snowshoe trail runs from Mürren to Allmiboden and back, with views of eight north faces of the Bernese Alps.
  • What does the Jungfrau Ski Region ski pass cover?
    The Jungfrau Ski Region ski pass is valid for 211 kilometres of slopes in Grindelwald, Wengen and Mürren. The AlpsPass additionally covers four ski areas and seven partner destinations, with three free ski days in each partner destination.

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