Nordic Walking in Wengen

The path is well marked with brown sighnposts.

5.4 km (blue) To start off with. Also in winter.

Wengen village – Ref. Kirche – Wengwald – Staubbachbänkli – Wengen village

Easy trail, ideal for beginners, with wonderful views of the mountains and Lauterbrunnen Valley. The trail can also be walked in winter. Total ascent: 140m
Highest Point: 1286 above sea level

9.3 km (red) Sportive

Wengen village – Leiterhorn – Äussere Allmend – Steinenwaldweg direction Allmend – Wengen village

The route leads slightly downhill from the village centre, along the Wengwald road and then up to the 'Leiterhorn' vantage point. Spectacular views of the rear of the Lauterbrunnen Valley open up from the high-Alpine path above Wengen. The trail then descends gently back to the traffic-free holiday village of Wengen.
Total ascent: 366m
Highest Point: 1520m ü. M.

29.2 km (black) Highlight

Wengen open-air swimming pool Allmend – Mettlenalp – Moränenroad – Kleine Scheidegg – Männlichen – Höhenweg – Start Lauberhorn downhill – Allmend – Wengen village

The route first leads up past the open-air swimming pool and is then packed with highlights. Following the secomd half of the Jungfrau Marathon route, you walk up a forest road and cross the Haneggschuss section of the famous Lauberhorn Downhill Ski Race. Then follows a steep path up the moriane of the Guggi Glacier. At the top you follow a level section towards Fallboden and then walk down to Kleine Schedegg railway station. With birdsong in your ears, you then take a slightly uphill section to reach the Männlichen mountain restaurant. On your way back along the panorama path, you climb up to the start of the International Lauberhorn Downhill Ski Race and then trace the tracks of the World Cup skiers past the Hundschopf jump to Wengeneralp and back to the holiday village of Wengen.
Total ascent: 1586m
Highest point: 2316m above sea level