Grindelwald sets the stage for an ideal ski debut. The Bodmi Arena near the town center is a learning paradise. As skills sharpen, there are gentle blue runs alongside the cog railway at Kleine Scheidegg, complete with jaw-dropping views. Also, don’t sleep on the ‘Slow Slopes’ in First and Männlichen, where speed limits keep things cool for newbies.

A paradise for those with a few runs under their belts. Kleine Scheidegg features long, tree-lined blue and red runs. Another game-changer is the First area, drenched in sunlight and offering epic panoramas. And let's not forget the Männlichen runs that could, snow permitting, make your day a long and fulfilling one.

Seasoned vets, buckle up. Take on the challenge of the famous Lauberhorn piste or the fearsome Black Rock run from Eigergletscher station. And if you've still got some juice left, the almost-vertical Kanonenrohr run in Mürren is a thrill-seeker's dream. The area also dishes out some prime off-piste action after a fresh dump.

Not a mecca for first-timers, but if you've got some skills, you'll dig it. The White Elements snow park in the First area is loaded with features from half-pipes to wall rides. For the less experienced, Oberjoch park lays down an inviting spread of beginner-friendly features.

For those who live for the untouched stuff, Grindelwald doesn't disappoint. Try the ‘White Hair’ run under the Eiger's shadow or opt for ungroomed excitement below the Lauberhorn chair. Plus, if you're looking to truly go big, heli-skiing opens up a whole new world above the Lauterbrunnen Valley.

Grindelwald is like a massive snowy playground that caters to the kiddos as much as the grown-ups. For the tots, Ski Kindergartens make their first snowplow turns a blast. Older kids will love the mix of skiing and games at the Kids' Clubs. Adventure runs in the family here—hit the Snow Parks for some freestyle action or opt for a toboggan run. Ice-skating and chill family swims round off an action-packed day, and if you want to completely unplug, the car-free village of Wengen offers a peaceful family retreat.

After a long day on the slopes, Grindelwald's après-ski scene doesn't disappoint. Harry's Bar serves up some great live music, and the sophisticated Cry d'Er Club d'Altitude is perfect for sipping something a little fancier. Families, don't fret; Zerodix has a laid-back vibe perfect for all ages. If you're more about that free spirit, feel-good energy, Avocado Bar and Espresso Bar are your go-tos, the latter being a magnet for live music enthusiasts.

Grindelwald is like a massive snowy playground that caters to the kiddos as much as the grown-ups. For the tots, Ski Kindergartens make their first snowplow turns a blast. Older kids will love the mix of skiing and games at the Kids' Clubs. Adventure runs in the family here—hit the Snow Parks for some freestyle action or opt for a toboggan run. Ice-skating and chill family swims round off an action-packed day, and if you want to completely unplug, the car-free village of Wengen offers a peaceful family retreat.