Includes
- Minimum of 3 nights at the hotel
- Breakfast
Excluding
- Transportation
- Start ticket, can be booked per person guaranteed
- Tour guide
- Tourist tax
Travel time
Info
From
This is the base price per person, based on double-room accommodation.
€ 510,00
p.p.
Date
Saturday, Sept. 05, 2026
Start time
08:30 a.m.
Start location
3800 Interlaken, Switzerland
Finish location
Eiger Glacier, 3823 Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland
Expo location
3800 Interlaken, Switzerland
Expo info
In a tent next to the start area. Opening hours: Friday from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM, and Saturday from 6:15 AM to 8:30 AM.
Trail info
The Jungfrau Marathon is known as a challenging race with many elevation gains. The entire course includes 1,800 meters of climbing. The start is in the town of Interlaken, and the finish is uphill at Kleine Scheidegg. Don’t forget to enjoy the spectacular alpine scenery during this challenge. Below, you can see the course map.
Time limit
00:00:00
Weather
At the start of the event, the average temperature is around 10–12 degrees Celsius.
Pasta party
Included with the race bib, to be collected the evening before the event.
Reminder
Medal
T-shirt
Included
The race
Accommodation
Itinerary
Intro
With a whopping 1,829 vertical meters, the Jungfrau Marathon is an exceptional and legendary mountain marathon. The course is often called "the most beautiful marathon route in the world," and those who run here understand immediately why.
The start is in Interlaken at 565 meters above sea level. From there you climb steadily uphill, with constant views of imposing peaks such as the Eiger, Mönch and, of course, the Jungfrau. The finish is on the Kleine Scheidegg, at 2,095 meters above sea level, an unforgettable arrival in the middle of the high mountains.
The marathon takes place in September and attracts some 4,000 participants from all over the world. This is not a race for a personal record, but an ultimate challenge for lovers of mountains, nature and perseverance.
The start is in Interlaken at 565 meters above sea level. From there you climb steadily uphill, with constant views of imposing peaks such as the Eiger, Mönch and, of course, the Jungfrau. The finish is on the Kleine Scheidegg, at 2,095 meters above sea level, an unforgettable arrival in the middle of the high mountains.
The marathon takes place in September and attracts some 4,000 participants from all over the world. This is not a race for a personal record, but an ultimate challenge for lovers of mountains, nature and perseverance.
