Lauberhorn, Wengen, Switzerland. The Lauberhorn descent in Wengen makes the heart of all winter sports enthusiasts beat faster. In front of the unique panorama of the Swiss mountain giants Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau, it’s about 4.5 kilometers downhill. This makes it the longest descent in the Ski World Cup. Photo (playing card) by Maximilian Gierl.

The Lauberhorn course combines high-speed sections with technical turns and breathtaking scenery. Photo: © by Maximilian Gierl

The Lauberhorn race course in Wengen, Switzerland, is one of the most iconic and challenging downhill ski racing courses in the world. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau mountains, the course is known for its steep gradients, the infamous “Minschkante” or “Österreicherloch” sections, and its thrilling twists and turns. The Lauberhorn race, part of the FIS World Cup circuit, draws top athletes and thousands of spectators each January, making it a key highlight of the ski racing season and a celebration of winter sports in the picturesque alpine village of Wengen. Wengen offers access to more than 200 kilometers of well-groomed slopes suitable for all levels, from beginners to advanced skiers. The resort’s traditional Swiss chalets, delightful après-ski options, and a range of cozy accommodations make Wengen a perfect destination for both winter sports enthusiasts and those seeking a tranquil Alpine retreat.

More information on the official website of Wengen and the Lauberhorn Race.

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