Can you do Lauterbrunnen and Jungfraujoch in one day?

Train service is every 30-minutes but your travel time might be affected because the trains to the Jungfraujoch from Lauterbrunnen and Grindelwald do not have reserved seating and maybe crowded. You can go to Jungfrau, Wengen and Lauterbrunnen in one day. You will need a second day for Murren.



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Travelling from Lauterbrunnen to Jungfraujoch by train The fastest trains from Lauterbrunnen to Jungfraujoch take around 1 hour and 33 minutes, covering a distance of approximately 8 kilometres.

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We recommend at least 5–6 hours to allow a reasonable amount of time on the Jungfraujoch. From Grindelwald Terminal with the Eiger Express: The journey from Grindelwald Terminal takes 45 minutes there and 45 minutes back. We recommend at least 3.5–4.5 hours to allow a reasonable amount of time on the Jungfraujoch.

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If you're coming from Lauterbrunnen 1. Take the Wengernalp train from Lauterbrunnen to Kleine Scheidegg that runs every 30 minutes. 2. From Kleine Scheidegg, you can take the cogwheel rail to ascend Jungfraujoch.

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You can get to the top of Switzerland's Jungfrau mountain in one of the most scenic journeys of your entire Swiss visit, while on the same big day you can find time for several easy hikes and scenic rides by train and cable car, enjoying some of the world's finest sights, walking Grindelwald's glacier gulch, and ...

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You don't need to reserve or book in advance for trains to Jungfraujoch, you can just turn up, buy a ticket at the station and go. In fact, I recommend buying a ticket on the day so you can check the weather before deciding to go - check the webcam on www.jungfrau.ch.

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I stayed in Lauterbrunnen for a couple of days, but I know some people might not have that much time in their itinerary. Switzerland is pretty expensive to visit, after all. If all you have is one day in Lauterbrunnen, I am confident that will be a day well spent – and one filled with gorgeous scenery.

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First is more for fun and adventure while Jungfrau is about seeing and touching snow and glacier abd to get an impression of the swiss alps. It depends on what you're up to... Both trips on the same day can be stressful, if you want to do them on the same day, you should go first to First.

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Grindelwald to Jungfraujoch Via Wengernalpbahn From Grindelwald, you will take the Wengernalpbahn to Kleine Scheidegg. Sit to the left for a striking view of the Eiger or to the right for a more expansive sight of the Grindelwald valley. When you reach Kleine Scheidegg, you'll take the Jungfraubahn to Jungfraujoch.

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It doesn't include the Trümmelbach falls. You pay for them. From Wengen to the Jungfraujoch it covers 25% of the cost. Jungfraujoch/Grindelwald/Lauterbrunnen/Wengen - you pay 25% of the cost to Grindelwald and then it covers you 100% from there to Zweilütschinen to Lauterbrunnen to Wengen.

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A visit to Jungfraujoch rounds out the entire Bernese Oberland experience. You get to play in the snow, see the Aletsch Glacier, and get to stand on one of the highest, most easily accessible places in Europe. If all of this sounds great to you, then a visit to Jungfraujoch is definitely worth it.

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