Magnificent mountains and MTB trails – Jungfrau Loop in 4 days

If you want to get a little rough on the first day of the Jungfrau Loop, then this section is just right for it. Although it is the easier of the two options up to the Kleine Scheidegg, 1,100 vertical meters are still waiting to be overcome by you - and this is only 12 kilometers away. The entire section… read more

If you are mountain-experienced and want to go into the crowds right at the start of the Jungfrau Loop, then the difficult version of the tour start is just right for you. This section of the first stage gives you an increase of seven kilometers and 400 meters in altitude and is altogether significantly… read more

After taking a deep breath on the Kleine Scheidegg and enjoying the magnificent mountain panorama, it is now time to tackle the descent down to Lauterbrunnen. If you want to do this in a technically rather simple way and overall more relaxed, this section of the first Jungfrau Loop stage is just right… read more

Instead of a faster, but rather easy downhill run on the easier route (1b easy), the difficult downhill version of the first Jungfrau Loop stage has a sometimes very demanding single trail. In any case, you should have already ridden technical trails if you choose this option. For this you get a fine… read more

This tour marks the end of the first Jungfrau Loop stage and it actually starts in Lauterbrunnen. Quite comfortably though, as the cable car takes you up to Grütschalp. Instead of a demanding mountain stage, you literally fly up the mountain in just four minutes to cover the last six kilometers of the… read more

On the second stage of the Jungfrau Loop you can look forward to wonderful views, strenuous climbs, flowing descents and all of this almost exclusively on unpaved trails and paths. After a quiet night in Mürren, the tour begins with the long climb to the Rotstockhütte. 700 meters of altitude await you… read more

If you still have tired bones from the first two stages of the Jungfrau Loop, then you should try this easy version of stage 3. A relaxed day awaits you on this route with little ascents, but with many beautiful views along Lake Brienz. On around 35 kilometers, you only collect around 600 meters of altitude… read more

Are you fit, rested and in the mood for a lot of trails and vertical meters? Then the heavier version of the third Jungfrau Loop stage is just right for you. Things get really busy on the eastern shore of Lake Brienz, so you can collect an impressive 2,000 meters of altitude over 45 kilometers.



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Who has the choice ... - no, the fourth stage of the Jungfrau Loop is by no means a pain. Rather, you can design it exactly as it suits your mood, mood and fitness on the last day of the big tour. A look at the bare numbers of this variant may leave you with a question mark in your eyes: Almost 1,400… read more

In this section of the fourth stage of the Jungfrau Loop, it is not the distance or the number of vertical meters that are the difficulty. Rather, it is the technical demands of the trails and paths that make this route a challenge. If you are still fit and would prefer to ride real trails instead of… read more

After you have thoroughly enjoyed the wonderful view on the Grosse Scheidegg, the last section of the fourth Jungfrau Loop stage is waiting for you. Your tour of the Jungfrau Region is nearing its end. So once again fully enjoy what awaits you here: wonderful views, breathtaking landscapes, the picturesque… read more