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Top Mountain Climbing trips in Jungfrau:
What people are saying about these trips:
Kwan K. Yau
5.00
4-Day Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau Ascent in the Alps
Hillary Taunton
5.00
Jungfrau and Monch 2-day guided climb
Had a wonderful two days in fantastic weather. Yann was excellent, would highly recommend him.
Maja Siskova
5.00
Jungfrau, Eiger and Mönch 4-day climbing trip
super, super, super !
Jason Cheyne
5.00
Jungfrau and Monch 2-day guided climb
We had an awesome time in the mountains, Raphael my guide was very friendly, helpful and responsible, and helped the trip to go smoothly at all times. I thoroughly recommend him and the Monch trip. Thanks again for an awesome trip! Warmest. Jason
Alexander
5.00
Climbing Mönch in the Bernese Alps
Once again it was a great experience and I was so happy to do it with Yann. It was only myself this time and we did a 3-day tour, came back on Saturday evening completely exhausted (which is a good sign!). This time he really challenged me and that\'s also what i was looking for. the first 4000m peak was climbed and it definitely taste to much more! The area is so impressive and spectacular!
There are many reasons for choosing Mountain Climbing in Jungfrau:
Jungfrau, Eiger, and Mönch are a dynamic trio of mountains that can be climbed separately or together. Of the 3, Jungfrau is the highest.
Good to know:
Country code
+41
Currency
Swiss franc
Language
Mostly German
How to get there
Fly, take a bus or a train from Geneva to Grindewald and then the train to Jungfraujoch
Weather
Between June and September, temperatures at the base are approximately 10ºC to 12ºC, and -7ºC to -5ºC at the summit. In the winter, they go as low as -15ºC and -20ºC
Best time to visit
Depending on your mountaineering capacity and skills, you can climb Jungfrau year-round, however, the best and the easiest season is summer, between June and September
More info about Mountain Climbing in Jungfrau:
The beautiful Jungfrau in the Bernese Alps is a mountain climbing classic. The normal route to the summit is short and not very hard. There are some snow passages, and if you climb from Jungfraujoch, the total elevation gain is 850 meters and takes about 4 hours. Of course, there are also more demanding programs that can take up to 2-days, and combined with Eiger and Mönch climbs, they can take up to 4-days. Whichever your preference, going with a certified guide will ensure you reach the summit safely and in the best form. Pick from one of the programs at Explore-Share.com and start planning your mountain climbing adventure to the top of the mighty Jungfrau!
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