Mount First Gondola Ride from Grindelwald

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Itinerario

1. The trip is unguided, you may just board the gondola. You find the location/GPS of the departure station on Google and on the Jungfrau Railways website. You gently float up to First in the security of the gondola. On the sunny side of the Grindelwald Valley the aerial cableway leads from the glacier village of Grindelwald to First at 2168 m above sea level. The wide variety and exciting attractions found in this region include the First Cliff Walk by Tissot and the hike to the Lake Bachalpsee, which is known as the pearl of mountain lakes. First Flyer, First Glider, scooter-bike rides, First Mountain Cart are also fun activities to purchase and enjoy when on top! You simply cannot plan adventure. You find one. On First that is a certainty.

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Cancelación

Cancelación gratuita hasta 24 horas antes del inicio, con reembolso completo.

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• 5Cliff Walk with Family and Best Buddy

  Great experience!! Angela & Dave were very informative. Our driver Jose was very talented and kept us all safe in the narrow and winding roads. Thank You!

  Geraldo_Sseptiembre de 2026vía Viator

• 5Beautiful Valley Views

  My preconceived notion of Grindelwald First was of a commercialised & advertised activity that may not really be worth. However, when I reached the top after a very long Gondola ride, the views on practically all sides are mesmerising.

  mansig305septiembre de 2026vía Tripadvisor

• 5A piece of mountain in the clouds

  Great experience with nice service. Long queue but it went fast. Even without tickets bought beforehand.

  CRyback77septiembre de 2026vía Tripadvisor

• 5Great experience

  Great experience. 30 minute gondola ride to the top. Excellent views. Lovely restaurant and shop at the top.

  Catherine_Cseptiembre de 2026vía Viator

• 5A walk with added cheese!

  Arrived at about 9, having parked a 5 minute walk away in Grindelwald. We bought tickets on the day to ensure weather was OK. Queue up to first was OK, but back down at the end of the day was really busy - glad we had not walked down to Bort as planned as may have struggled to get on a gondola - maybe OK if you don’t mind splitting up and travelling down individually. We walked to the lake - a bit of a walking super-highway - but then walked down part way to Bort (to where the houses started and before the tree switchback path started) then back across to the First gondola station. This was much less busy and a nice walk, but a bit more demanding on the path up to the gondola station - I wouldn’t have attempted it in trainers! A lovely walk back, and bought some Alp cheese from a random fridge on the way!

  katiewA9824FBagosto de 2026vía Tripadvisor

• 2Staff difficult, Incredible views, tourist conveyor belt.

  We travelled to Grindelwald first then as we had our 4 Mountain bikes with us, we had to purchase tickets for the bikes ( we already had unlimited tickets) this was far more difficult than necessary, as we wheeled our bikes into the station, the person behind the counter refused to sell tickets unless all 4 bikes left the building, we explained that it would be incredibly difficult as the bikes weee fully loaded, therefore needed 4 people to move them, We wheeled the bikes out, then 1 person went back in to purchase tickets, then we had to push even further up hill, with 4 loaded bikes on a very hot day,into the exit / loading area, only to be greeted by an aggressive, rude member of staff, who barked that we needed to take all bags off, which was a struggle,I thought the bikes would be loaded onto a cage together including bags etc ( same as they move the "trotti bikes" but no, even the panniers had to be removed, which by now,we were really struggling, frustrated, the aggressive ( Hungarian man he told us) again barked, then grabbed each bike, man handled onto vertical racks, with zero regards to their values. We then got into the gondola, travelling up to first, arriving at the top to see our thousands of francs of bikes, in a heap on the floor, I was disgusted. We left & went to the Restaurant, which was absolutely crowded as was everywhere else at first, quite dirty & run down in places, such as shame as I hadn't been for 8 years & noticed the decline, it is sadly now a conveyor belt of tourists, such a shame as incredible views & luckily we had a lovely,amazing ride down back to Grindelwald. Sadly, even though we had spent approx 550 chf on our passes ,we felt badly treated at First, we had not experienced this at any other Trains, cable cars, buses in the Jungfrau region, we won't go to First again.

  Harcourtbaz222agosto de 2026vía Tripadvisor

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About Grindelwald

Grindelwald is an Alpine village in Switzerland's Bernese Oberland, below the Eiger's north face, a base for skiing and hiking in the Jungfrau region.

Grindelwald lies in a green valley beneath the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau peaks, with the wall of the Eiger's north face rising almost directly above the village. Chalets with wooden balconies line the main street, cows with bells graze the meadows, and glaciers hang from the upper slopes. The village has been a base for climbers since the nineteenth century.

Top-ranked sights in Grindelwald: Glacier Canyon.

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