Winter activities in Mürren

Muerren is a ski resort that is well developed and where there is always enough snow with 53 km of ski runs and 12 ski lifts. All runs are well signposted. There are three types of runs - blue (easy), red (medium) and black (difficult).

For snowboarders there is a halfpipe with obstacles.
Freeriders will find good pistes at the Schilthorn Ostgrat and at the wild wall (Schiltgrat). Please respect the areas that are closed for wild life.

You can download the piste map for the Muerren-Schilthorn area and the Jungfrau area on:

The swiss ski- and snowboard school is located directly behind the hotel and offers tuition in classes as well as private lessons:

Muerren offers 14 km of well prepared hiking paths in winter. They are marked purple on the piste map. We are happy to give you more detailed information at the reception.

You will find a track for cross country skiing in the valley between Lauterbrunnen and Stechelberg along the river Luetschine (16/11 km classic and 5 km skating).

Hotel guests have free access to the ice rink with their guest passes. You can rent skates and ice hockey equipment at the sports centre. An ice disco is arranged during high season.

Curling tournaments are regularly arranged on the outdoor ice rink. Every Wednesday there is guest curling and “Eisstockschiessen”. You can rent stones, sliders and also stones for children at the sports centre.

Muerren offers three different courses for sledging: Allmendhubel-Muerren (reached by the Allmendhubel funicular), Mürren-Gimmelwald (coming back with the Schilthorn cable car) and Muerren-Gimmelen (walking up).
We can recommend the four kilometre long sledge course Suhlwald-Isenflluh as a day excursion. This is reached by train, post bus or cable car.

Muerren tourist office offers a child minding service for children aged between 2 and 5 during the winter season. The kids’ paradise is open daily between 9.30am and 4pm. You need to book at the tourist office - until 5pm the day before.

Why not visit one of the many hotel bars (Hotel Jungfrau, Bellevue, Eiger Guesthouse, Regina, Edelweiss and Alpina) or go dancing in one of the night clubs (Tächi bar at Hotel Eiger, Bluemlichäller at Hotel Blumental) or why not sit down and chat with the locals at the Stägerstuebli restaurant?
The ski school arranges an evening show every two weeks on the ski slopes behind Hotel Jungfrau. During the weekend of the Inferno race (third week in January) there are plenty of events to watch or visit, including cross country skiing, the burning of the devil and the big party at the sports centre.