Skiing

With 51 kilometres of slopes, the highest-altitude ski resort in the Bernese Oberland offers a varied range of winter sports for all ability levels. Beginners will find ideal conditions in the ski school area, situated right in the car-free alpine village of Mürren, whilst children can make their first turns in a fun and playful way on the Allmendhubel children’s slope, which features undulations and steep bends.

Experienced skiers can tackle the Direttissima, the steepest run in the Jungfrau Region with a gradient of 88 per cent. Freestylers will find everything they’re looking for at the Pända Snowpark, complete with kickers, rails and boxes. The range of activities is complemented by winter hiking trails, sledge runs and snowshoe trails amidst the snow-covered mountain landscape around Mürren.

Whether you’re taking your first turns or fine-tuning your technique – the snow sports schools in Mürren offer professional ski and snowboard lessons for children and adults. From group courses to private lessons, there’s something to suit every level.
The programme is complemented by guided ski tours, where you can explore the snow-covered mountain landscape around Mürren off the slopes.

To ensure that winter sports remain safe and carefree for everyone, there are a few important rules of conduct to follow on the slopes. The so-called FIS rules provide simple guidelines for everyone in the ski resort. They ensure that everyone treats one another with respect and in no way detract from the enjoyment of skiing.