Jungfraujoch via the Brünig Pass

At 11,332 feet, the Jungfraujoch rail station crowns a journey that begins on Lake Lucerne’s shoreline and climbs over the 3,307‑foot Brünig Pass. From Lucerne, the drive traces Lake Brienz’s glacier‑fed blues, skirts Interlaken, and reaches Grindelwald after roughly 34 km. The Eiger Express gondola sweeps to the Eiger Glacier station, where the 1912 rack railway drills through the North Face. Up top: the 23‑km Aletsch Glacier and the Sphinx terrace, home to a high‑altitude weather outpost at 3,571 m.

Right on time, your driver meets you at your Lucerne hotel; a Mercedes at your disposal, with room to adapt the plan and pause for light that flatters schist walls. You ride, we handle the road: sample Meiringen’s meringue with double cream, linger by Brienz’s covered bridge for a quick photo, then continue to Grindelwald for a seamless handoff to the lifts and train. In the Bernese Oberland, with our private chauffeur based in Lucerne, tickets are secured and connections watched—so you explore while we keep the logistics smooth.