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Eiger Trail

Eiger Ultra Trail, 3818 Grindelwald, Switzerland
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5.0
1y

What a wonderful hike! Our group decided to hike DOWN it after spending the morning visiting the Jungfrau station. Instead of taking the train all the way back down, we got off at the Eigergletscher station. From there, we followed signs for the trail, which takes you under the express tricable gondola entry point to the station (a neat thing to see). We stopped frequently for photos, so it took us 2-3 hours to get to Alpiglen, where we caught a train to Grindelwald. Note that this route is mostly downhill, so people with knee problems may struggle a bit with the repetitiveness of descending for so long. It was even getting to me a little by the end. We were tried from a very early morning, but we did consider walking the rest of the way to Grindelwald as well. Signs indicated it would have taken another 1.5 hours or so and it would have saved a lot of money, as the train from Alpiglen to Grindelwald was quite expensive. Overall, the hike was amazing. The pictures don't even come close to capturing how beautiful it was. Highly,...

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5.0
1y

The Eiger Trail winds its way along the foot of the imposing north face of the Eiger, providing hikers with unparalleled views of the sheer rock walls, glaciers, and surrounding alpine landscapes. This moderate-level hike offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and adrenaline-inducing scenery.

Difficulty: Moderate Distance: 6 km one way Duration: 2-3 hours one way Starting Point: Kleine Scheidegg Ending Point: Alpiglen

As you hike along the trail, you'll be treated to breathtaking views of the Eiger's towering north face, which rises to heights of over 1,800 meters above the valley floor. Along the way, you'll also enjoy panoramic vistas of the surrounding peaks, including the Mönch...

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18w

Our first hike in Switzerland was the Eiger Trail, and it was such a memorable experience! We went in the 2nd week of July and although the weather was so-so (spitting rain on and off), the views were still amazing.

The trail itself is long but easy to manage, mostly going downhill without being too steep. Along the way, there are plenty of viewpoints to stop and take in the scenery, and we even came across cows walking freely which made the hike extra special. If you’re lucky, you’ll catch a glimpse of the Eiger peak during your hike—such a breathtaking sight!

Highly recommend this trail for a scenic and...

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Amanda Vosloh-TedfordAmanda Vosloh-Tedford
What a wonderful hike! Our group decided to hike DOWN it after spending the morning visiting the Jungfrau station. Instead of taking the train all the way back down, we got off at the Eigergletscher station. From there, we followed signs for the trail, which takes you under the express tricable gondola entry point to the station (a neat thing to see). We stopped frequently for photos, so it took us 2-3 hours to get to Alpiglen, where we caught a train to Grindelwald. Note that this route is mostly downhill, so people with knee problems may struggle a bit with the repetitiveness of descending for so long. It was even getting to me a little by the end. We were tried from a very early morning, but we did consider walking the rest of the way to Grindelwald as well. Signs indicated it would have taken another 1.5 hours or so and it would have saved a lot of money, as the train from Alpiglen to Grindelwald was quite expensive. Overall, the hike was amazing. The pictures don't even come close to capturing how beautiful it was. Highly, highly recommend!
Y. T. Nixon TanY. T. Nixon Tan
The Eiger Trail winds its way along the foot of the imposing north face of the Eiger, providing hikers with unparalleled views of the sheer rock walls, glaciers, and surrounding alpine landscapes. This moderate-level hike offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and adrenaline-inducing scenery. - Difficulty: Moderate - Distance: 6 km one way - Duration: 2-3 hours one way - Starting Point: Kleine Scheidegg - Ending Point: Alpiglen As you hike along the trail, you'll be treated to breathtaking views of the Eiger's towering north face, which rises to heights of over 1,800 meters above the valley floor. Along the way, you'll also enjoy panoramic vistas of the surrounding peaks, including the Mönch and Jungfrau.
Erica DPErica DP
Our first hike in Switzerland was the Eiger Trail, and it was such a memorable experience! We went in the 2nd week of July and although the weather was so-so (spitting rain on and off), the views were still amazing. The trail itself is long but easy to manage, mostly going downhill without being too steep. Along the way, there are plenty of viewpoints to stop and take in the scenery, and we even came across cows walking freely which made the hike extra special. If you’re lucky, you’ll catch a glimpse of the Eiger peak during your hike—such a breathtaking sight! Highly recommend this trail for a scenic and enjoyable hike.
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What a wonderful hike! Our group decided to hike DOWN it after spending the morning visiting the Jungfrau station. Instead of taking the train all the way back down, we got off at the Eigergletscher station. From there, we followed signs for the trail, which takes you under the express tricable gondola entry point to the station (a neat thing to see). We stopped frequently for photos, so it took us 2-3 hours to get to Alpiglen, where we caught a train to Grindelwald. Note that this route is mostly downhill, so people with knee problems may struggle a bit with the repetitiveness of descending for so long. It was even getting to me a little by the end. We were tried from a very early morning, but we did consider walking the rest of the way to Grindelwald as well. Signs indicated it would have taken another 1.5 hours or so and it would have saved a lot of money, as the train from Alpiglen to Grindelwald was quite expensive. Overall, the hike was amazing. The pictures don't even come close to capturing how beautiful it was. Highly, highly recommend!
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The Eiger Trail winds its way along the foot of the imposing north face of the Eiger, providing hikers with unparalleled views of the sheer rock walls, glaciers, and surrounding alpine landscapes. This moderate-level hike offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and adrenaline-inducing scenery. - Difficulty: Moderate - Distance: 6 km one way - Duration: 2-3 hours one way - Starting Point: Kleine Scheidegg - Ending Point: Alpiglen As you hike along the trail, you'll be treated to breathtaking views of the Eiger's towering north face, which rises to heights of over 1,800 meters above the valley floor. Along the way, you'll also enjoy panoramic vistas of the surrounding peaks, including the Mönch and Jungfrau.
Y. T. Nixon Tan

Y. T. Nixon Tan

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Our first hike in Switzerland was the Eiger Trail, and it was such a memorable experience! We went in the 2nd week of July and although the weather was so-so (spitting rain on and off), the views were still amazing. The trail itself is long but easy to manage, mostly going downhill without being too steep. Along the way, there are plenty of viewpoints to stop and take in the scenery, and we even came across cows walking freely which made the hike extra special. If you’re lucky, you’ll catch a glimpse of the Eiger peak during your hike—such a breathtaking sight! Highly recommend this trail for a scenic and enjoyable hike.
Erica DP

Erica DP

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