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All the areas are boarder friendly, without serious traverses, though the Kleine Scheidegg/Männlichen has a few meandering trails which are not ideal; there are some draglifts, but far more chairs and gondolas, and easiest of all (though slow), the trains.

 

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First has a snow-park below Oberjoch with jumps, rails and kickers; there’s a superpipe next to the Berme piste. Towards the Wengen side of the Kleine Scheidegg area, there’s Jumper’s Corner off Wixi chair, and Jump Street, halfway back to the village, served by a draglift, with a half pipe and jumps. Some of the blues in this area can be too gentle for boarders so if you’re not in the park, you’ll want to be on the Grindelwald side of the mountain.

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