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Sledging in Wengen

Down from the Männlichen or from Wengernalp: sledging is winter fun for the whole family.

The Jungfrau Ski Region has around 50 km of sledge runs. Some start right above Wengen: the Fox Run from Wengernalp down to the village and the runs from the Männlichen to Holenstein.

You can rent sledges and helmets from us. And so that the fun doesn’t end with cold fingers, you will find waterproof gloves, warm jackets and goggles for young and old.

Sledging through the snowy forest

Sledge runs from Wengen

Sledge runs aren’t playgrounds: ride in control and expect walkers and vehicles.

Fox Run: Kleine Scheidegg – Wengen (no. 66) 6.6 km · −780 m · challenging (varies with snow and weather)
Wengernalp railway train arriving in the evening

Sledging right beside the Lauberhorn World Cup downhill: the Fox Run follows the Wengernalp railway from Kleine Scheidegg via Wengernalp and Allmend to Wengen station. Carefully groomed but quick – choose your line wisely; conditions change with snow and weather.

1,282 mElevation profile2,062 m
Distance
6.6 km
Ascent
10 m
Descent
780 m
Time
approx. 25 min
Difficulty
challenging (varies with snow and weather)
Season
December to March, snow permitting
Start → Finish
Kleine Scheidegg → Wengen (station)

Getting there from Wengen: Take the Wengernalp railway from Wengen to Kleine Scheidegg (or to Wengernalp). The finish is at Wengen station, so you can hop straight back on the train.

Good to know: Shorter option from Wengernalp (4.5 km); sections Kleine Scheidegg – Wengernalp – Allmend – Wengen village

Männlichen – Holenstein “Easy” (no. 61) 6.0 km · −610 m · easy
Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau in winter

The relaxed sledge run on the Männlichen: “Easy” winds from the top station across the alpine pastures down to the Holenstein mid-station, with views from the Eiger to the Wetterhorn. Well suited to families; the gondola takes you back up.

1,615 mElevation profile2,220 m
Distance
6.0 km
Ascent
0 m
Descent
610 m
Time
approx. 1 h
Difficulty
easy
Season
Mid-December to early April, snow permitting
Start → Finish
Männlichen (gondola top station) → Holenstein (gondola mid-station)

Getting there from Wengen: From Wengen take the Wengen–Männlichen cable car. From Holenstein, ride the gondola back up to the Männlichen and the cable car down to Wengen.

Good to know: Sledge hire at INTERSPORT Rent Network on the Männlichen; faster alternative: Ritas Speedway (no. 62)

Jungfrau Eiger Run: Eigergletscher – Grindelwald (no. 68/64) 12.4 km · −1,390 m · moderate to difficult (steepest section Alpiglen – Brandegg, up to 36 %)
Alpenglow on the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau in winter

The big sledging safari: a good 13 km from Eigergletscher station past the Fallbodensee to Kleine Scheidegg, beneath the Eiger North Face to Alpiglen and Brandegg and on to Grindelwald. Varied, with gentle stretches and gradients of up to 36 % – for experienced sledgers.

952 mElevation profile2,322 m
Distance
12.4 km
Ascent
20 m
Descent
1,390 m
Time
approx. 1 h 10
Difficulty
moderate to difficult (steepest section Alpiglen – Brandegg, up to 36 %)
Season
December to March, snow permitting; the final section to Grindelwald only with good snow cover
Start → Finish
Eigergletscher → Grindelwald Grund

Getting there from Wengen: From Wengen take the Wengernalp railway to Kleine Scheidegg and the Jungfrau railway to Eigergletscher station. To return, take the Wengernalp railway from Grindelwald Grund via Kleine Scheidegg to Wengen.

Good to know: You can also start at Kleine Scheidegg, Alpiglen or Brandegg; floodlit in the evening between Alpiglen and Brandegg (Jungfrau Eiger Run by Night)

Information without guarantee – check conditions, closures and timetables before you set off.

What to pack

  • Waterproof gloves (plus a spare pair)
  • Winter boots with a good tread for braking
  • Helmet and goggles
  • Waterproof trousers
  • Warm hat and neck gaiter

Missing something? We are happy to advise you in the store.

Brake with both feet flat on the snow – never with your heels. Good boots with a grippy tread make the difference.
Tip from the Molitor team

Brands for this sport

  • Hestra
  • High Society
  • Molitor Kollektion
  • Mountain Lover
  • One More
  • R'adys
  • aunts & uncles
  • Giro
  • Izipizi
  • Julbo
  • Lacoste
  • Leki
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Frequently asked questions

Which sledge run is best for families?

The run from the Männlichen to Holenstein is rated easy and takes about an hour.

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 AG
Wengiboden 1398c
3823 Wengen
+41 33 855 21 31 · info@molitor.ch

Opening hours

Opening hours

Summer season 2026, from 6 May 2026

Regular opening hours
Monday08:30–12:00 / 13:30–18:00
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