Mountain views in Grindelwald

Set on the 1st floor of a pretty wooden chalet we have a luxury 3 bedroom apartment with mountain views. Bielholz is not far from Grindelwald centre.

At 158m2 it is spacious and furnished to a high standard in a contemporary style. There is a beautiful, well equipped modern kitchen. The kitchen has the top of the range appliances and granite worktops.

The chalet has a master bedroom and master bathroom. It also has a double bedroom, twin bedroom and another bathroom. The living/dining area is open plan with a fireplace. The apartment boasts a stunning 150m2 South facing terrace. Offering breathtaking mountain views of the Eiger, and valley below. The apartment also contains a flat-screen TV with satellite and DVD player.

Summer Season

Whether you want a relaxing escape or an action packed adventure, Grindelwald has it all on offer. The Jungfrau region has around 500 kilometres of hiking trails. With opportunities to spot wildlife such as ibex and chamois or various alpine birds. Grindelwald is the departure point for the stunning mountain cog railways of Europe.

The restaurants are open throughout the year offering breathtaking mountain views. Cycle routes vary from gentle along the valley floor. To steep mountain passes or full on downhill tracks. You can rent bicycles in the village and take them on the majority of mountain trains. The lakes have lidos and beaches all along the shores and there is a heated open air swimming pool in the village. For those wanting adrenaline, there is white water rafting, canoeing and mountaineering. Or take to the skies paragliding, hang gliding, bungee jumping and skydiving. We’re in the action sports capital of Europe and all are available nearby.

Winter Season

Winter in Grindelwald is ideal for skiers and non-skiers alike. There are 213km of pistes for skiers and snowboarders and 45 chair lifts, cable cars and trains. Grindelwald is in the valley between the ski resorts of First and Mannlichen. We’re in the perfect location for fast access to both areas.

You can follow the tracks of famous skiers on the Lauberhorn run, the world’s longest downhill race track. Snow permitting, ski all 16km down from the top of the Schilthorn to the village of Lauterbrunnen. For non-skiers, there are more than 100km of winter hiking trails. As well as 50km of sledging trails and a few snowshoe trails. Hiking passes are available and allow non-skiers to enjoy the mountain restaurants. Take in the breathtaking views, enjoy the toboggan runs, and take a scenic walk in the alps. As if that wasn’t enough there is also ice skating and ice climbing. Or curling, heli-skiing and indulging in wellness! ahhhhh the Swiss Alps!

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