Freeride & ski touring
Powder below the north face, glacier tours from the Jungfraujoch: off the piste, experience and equipment are what count.
The Jungfrau region is a dream for freeriders and ski tourers – and it is high-alpine terrain. Anyone leaving the secured pistes needs avalanche knowledge, the right equipment and ideally a mountain guide.
We advise you on skis, clothing and safety gear – and service your touring skis so they grip on hard snowfields.
What we have for you
Safety gear
We advise you on helmets, protectors and emergency equipment for off-piste terrain.
Our store From CHF 60 per dayRent freeride & touring skis
Freeride and freestyle skis as well as touring skis with skins – 15 % cheaper online.
Rental From CHF 20Ski service
Precision service on the MONTANA CRYSTAL MAGIC – so your equipment grips and glides.
See pricesSki tours in the region
Official ski routes (SAC/swisstopo) – only with avalanche equipment, after checking the avalanche bulletin and, if in doubt, with a mountain guide.
Faulhorn ski tour (from Oberjoch)
- Distance
- 8.8 km
- Ascent
- 470 m
- Descent
- 1,170 m
- Time
- ascent approx. 1 h 30–2 h, plus descent
- Difficulty
- L (easy, SAC ski touring scale)
- Season
- Winter, while the First/Oberjoch lifts are running – depending on snow and avalanche conditions
- Start → Finish
- Oberjoch (Grindelwald-First) → Bussalp
Getting there from Wengen: From Wengen by train to Grindelwald, then the First gondola and the Oberjoch chairlift. From Bussalp, take the bus back down to Grindelwald.
Good to know: Ascent 420 m · descent 1,045 m · south-east aspect (SAC)
Höji Sulegg ski tour (from Sulwald)
- Distance
- 11.8 km
- Ascent
- 900 m
- Descent
- 1,330 m
- Time
- ascent approx. 2 h 30–3 h, plus descent
- Difficulty
- WS+ (moderately difficult, SAC ski touring scale)
- Season
- Winter, depending on snow and avalanche conditions; the run down to Isenfluh needs enough snow
- Start → Finish
- Sulwald → Isenfluh
Getting there from Wengen: From Wengen take the Wengernalp Railway to Lauterbrunnen, the bus to Isenfluh and the small cable car up to Sulwald. The descent ends in Isenfluh.
Good to know: Ascent 890 m · descent 1,330 m (SAC)
Lauberhorn Safari
- Distance
- 10.9 km
- Ascent
- 1,190 m
- Descent
- 1,460 m
- Time
- approx. 5 h of climbing in total, plus descents
- Difficulty
- ZS (fairly difficult, SAC ski touring scale)
- Season
- Winter, depending on snow and avalanche conditions
- Start → Finish
- Kleine Scheidegg → Läger (Männlichen ski area)
Getting there from Wengen: From Wengen take the Wengernalp Railway up to Kleine Scheidegg. From Läger, ski the pistes down to Grindelwald Grund and return to Wengen on the Wengernalp Railway via Kleine Scheidegg.
Good to know: Ascent 1,130 m · descent 2,260 m to Grindelwald (SAC) · summits Lauberhorn, Tschuggen, Männlichen
Information without guarantee – check conditions, closures and timetables before you set off.
What to pack
- Avalanche transceiver, shovel and probe
- Helmet and back protector
- Latest avalanche bulletin read
- Skins, ski crampons and touring binding (ski touring)
- Warm spare layer and first-aid kit
- Charged phone, emergency number 1414 (Rega)
Missing something? We are happy to advise you in the store.
Never go off-piste alone, and practise with your transceiver before the first tour of the season.
Brands for this sport
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How do I prepare a freeride tour?
Read the current SLF avalanche bulletin, plan your route (e.g. with whiterisk.ch), never go alone and carry a transceiver, shovel and probe. For unfamiliar terrain we recommend a guided tour.
More sports
Winter sports
Skiing
Rental skis, ski service and bootfitting for the Grindelwald-Wengen slopes.
Snowboarding
Board rental, service and clothing for your days on the slopes.
Snowshoeing
Quiet tours away from the pistes, straight from the village.
Sledging
Sledge runs around Wengen – and warm clothing to go with them.
In the heart of Wengen
Wengen is car-free: take the Wengernalp railway from Lauterbrunnen and walk through the village to us. We are happy to advise you in person, by phone or by e-mail.
Molitor Sport AGWengiboden 1398c
3823 Wengen
+41 33 855 21 31 · info@molitor.ch
Opening hours
Opening hoursSummer season 2026, from 6 May 2026
| Monday | 08:30–12:00 / 13:30–18:00 |
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| Tuesday | 08:30–12:00 / 13:30–18:00 |
| Wednesday | 08:30–12:00 / 13:30–18:00 |
| Thursday | 08:30–12:00 / 13:30–18:00 |
| Friday | 08:30–12:00 / 13:30–18:00 |
| Saturday | 08:30–12:00 / 13:30–18:00 |
| Sunday | 08:30–12:00 / 13:30–18:00 |





