Ski Area Grindelwald
The Grindelwald-Wengen lift pass allows you to use 160 kilometres of piste and 25 lifts. Grindelwald, together with Mürren and Wengen, is part of the Jungfrau ski region with primarily easy to intermediate runs (32 km difficult). With an upgrade to the Jungfrau lift pass, you have access to a further 14 lifts and 53 kilometres of piste. A ski school with 60 instructors, children's ski school, ski kindergarten, 35 km of cross-country trails and a snowboard Eldorado await you. Non-skiers can enjoy the 80 km of winter hiking trails, ski hiking, 8 km coasting slide, natural and artificial ice rinks, 4 curling rinks, Bavarian curling and 70 km of tobogganing runs, including the world's likely longest toboggan run, the "Big Pintenfritz" with 15 km.
Highest point ski resort: 3 m
Lowest point ski resort: 940 m
Number of ski lifts: 42
Number of t-bars/platters: 14
Number of chair lifts: 16
Number of cable cars: 12
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10/05/2012
Alpine skiing in France: successful season in the Alps
According to official statistics, the last 2011-2012 season was quite successful for the French Alps. The number of tourists visited ski resorts in France at the famous peaks increased compared with the previous year by 2%.
12/04/2012
Ski resorts in Austria suffer from noise
Residents of Zell-Am-Se town had to complain about excessive noise, which produces numerous bars of the Austrian ski resort in the Salzburg region.
07/04/2012
Bulgarian ski resort: Easter skiing
According to the Bulgarian National Television, the resort administration decided to offer unique opportunity to free skiing on the slopes of Pamporovo before the Easter after consultation with the Smolyan city authorities, which is located near the resort.
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