Ascending to 2,970 meters above sea level, Schilthorn-Mürren presents one of Switzerland's most dramatic skiing experiences. Made famous by James Bond's "On Her Majesty's Secret Service," this car-free resort combines cinematic views with exceptional skiing opportunities. From the revolving Piz Gloria restaurant at the summit, skiers are treated to a 360-degree panorama of over 200 peaks, including the legendary Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau. The resort's 54 kilometers of slopes cascade down through varied terrain, offering everything from gentle cruising runs to challenging black pistes.
Total Runs
24
Total Area
54km
33.6 miles
The journey begins with the world's longest aerial cableway system, climbing in four stages from the valley to the Schilthorn summit. This engineering marvel is complemented by a network of modern chairlifts and surface lifts that provide access to slopes at all elevations. The system's design allows skiers to maximize their vertical descent, with the possibility of 1,300-meter runs from summit to valley. Each lift offers increasingly spectacular views, making the ascent as memorable as the descent.
Total Lifts
17
Lift Types
6
Perched on a mountain terrace above the Lauterbrunnen Valley, Mürren provides a peaceful, car-free base for exploring the Schilthorn's terrain. The resort is accessed by mountain railway and cable car, adding to its secluded ambiance. This unique setting places visitors in the heart of the Bernese Oberland, surrounded by some of Switzerland's most iconic peaks. The journey from Interlaken takes just over an hour, combining efficient Swiss transport with the romance of ascending into a traditional alpine village where narrow lanes are traced by ski tracks rather than tire marks.
