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Ski resort size Schilthorn – Mürren/Lauterbrunnen
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Size Schilthorn – Mürren/Lauterbrunnen
The Schilthorn is the highest ski resort in the Bernese Oberland. The highest point in the ski resort is the namesake Schilthorn (2970 m) with the Piz Gloria revolving restaurant and the spectacular panorama view of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau (UNESCO World Heritage Site). In the upper high Alpine area, the slopes surround the Schilthorn (2970 m), Birg (2676 m) and the Obere Hubel (2439 m). In the lower area, the ski resort stretches around the Mürren (1650 m), the Schiltgrad (2145 m), Gimmeln (1813 m), Allmendhubel (1907 m), Maulerhubel (1930 m) and Winteregg (1578 m). A valley run leads to Lauterbrunnen (796 m). There is no valley run to Stechelberg (867 m).
Runs/slopes
54 km total slope length
Additional runs
3 km Marked ski routes
Elevation difference
2174 m (Base 796 m - Mountain 2970 m)
Lifts/cable cars
17
Number of lifts to get from one end of the ski resort to the other
→ 5 ← 6
Number of lifts to get from one end of the ski resort to the other
→ 5 ← 6
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