Panorama taken part way down the route followed by the Lauberhorn-Weltcup ski run in Switzerland. This picture was taken early in the morning and shows a beautiful view down Lauterbrunnen Valley after fresh snowfall.

Lauberhorn Weltcup Run - Wengen Skiing - Jungfrau visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Lauberhorn Weltcup Run - Wengen Skiing' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Bernese Oberland.

The Lauberhorn-Weltcup Abfahrt (Lauberhonr Worldcup Downhill) is the longest Downhill ski race in the world. The starting point of the race is at the top of Wixi chairlift just below the peak of the Lauberhorn. It then descends 4.455 km (2.77 miles) to finish at the bottom of the Innerwengen Chairlift in Innerwengen. Finish times of 2.5 minutes and speeds of up to 150 km/h (93 mph) are expected.

At other times the piste is open to all skiers forming an exhilarating and challenging black run in some of the most beautiful mountain terrain in Switzerland. As well as the Lauberhorn-Weltcup Abfahrt (black run 45) both a red run (43) and blue run (36) follow alternative pistes down this part of the ski area. Mountain restaurants along the route include the Wasch Bar near the top of the Bumps drag lift and another near the bottom of the Innerwengen chairlift.

Ski Runs from Innerwengen
Blue : Run 36
Red : Run 43
Black : Run 45

See the Jungfrau Skiing Map for more about skiing in the region, with a breakdown of the number and types of ski lifts, ski runs and connections. It also contains an interactive piste map with various 360° panoramas taken from the various skiing areas.

Walk: From Wengen or Kleine Scheidegg
Train: Wengernalp stop on cog train from Wengen to Kleine Scheidegg Railway Station.