Top Winter Adventure Activities in Grindelwald First

Imagine hopping on a wooden sled and rushing down a snow-capped trail full of soaring peaks and scenic views. That’s what it feels like to ride the Big Pintenfritz, the longest sled run in the Alps! Starting at Faulhorn and going all the way to Grindelwald First, the route mixes exciting dips, groovy turns, and long glides. It is not just a ride; it is a snow rollercoaster with panoramic scenery. 

Step out of the gondola and enter a snowy dream, standing on a metal walkway bolted to the side of a cliff. This is the iconic First Cliff Walk—where in winter, it feels like you're walking through the clouds.

With each step, the view grows more breathtaking: snow-draped peaks stretch into the distance, the crisp mountain breeze tingles your skin, and the mighty Eiger rises ahead like a towering snowy fortress guarding the valley below. It’s a short walk, but one that leaves a lasting impression and marks a perfect way to begin your adventure at Grindelwald First.

Imagine flying down a mountain with snow all around you. That’s the First Flyer. You’re strapped in with safety gear; the wind rushes past your face, and below the snowy slopes blur as you slide by. The First Flyer takes you down the snowy mountain at speeds up to 80 km/h.

Snowy trees rush past, and the ground below looks like a soft white blanket. Wish to try something more? Try the First Glider. It pulls you backwards first, building up the excitement, then shoots you forward like an eagle in flight. Surrounded by snow and fresh mountain air, it’s the perfect winter adventure.

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The slopes at Grindelwald First turn into a winter wonderland, perfect for beginners and anyone who just wants to enjoy the snow. The trails are covered in fresh, soft hail—ideal for learning or taking it easy.

Surrounded by tall trees and white-capped peaks, it feels like you’re in the middle of a snowy dream. Need help getting started? Lessons and rental gear are easy to find. As you glide down, the crisp air, blue skies, and stunning views of the towering Eiger make every moment feel straight out of a postcard.

Strap on your snowshoes and step into a peaceful winter world. At Grindelwald First, snowshoeing takes you away from the crowds and into quiet forests covered in fresh snow.

The trees are frosted white, the ground is untouched, and the only sound is the crunch of the frost under your feet. You might spot animal tracks in the snow or watch tiny flakes falling through the still air. It’s a calm and refreshing way to enjoy the beauty of winter at your own pace.

Walk along snowy trails where every step feels like part of a winter story. As your boots press into the soft powder, you’ll pass snow-covered pine trees and wide open views of glowing mountain peaks.

The cold air is fresh, the silence is calming, and the landscape looks like it’s straight from a postcard. Even if the trail to Bachalpsee is partly closed in winter, the walk still offers stunning views and a peaceful escape into the snowy Alps.

Love to stay active? You don’t have to stop running just because it’s winter. With proper shoes, you can run on packed snow trails at Grindelwald First. The cold air wakes you up, your steps crunch through the snow, and the uphill climb gets your heart racing.

It’s not easy, but the views at the top, with snowy peaks all around, make every step worth it. A great way to enjoy winter with energy and fresh mountain air.