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<\/a><\/p>\nIf you want to ski back to the nursery slope from the higher pistes (and you do, because it is surrounded by bars), you have to ski down a slope through a tunnel under the railway.<\/p>\n
After the tunnel there\u2019s a road. After the road there\u2019s a short incline onto the nursery slope \u2013 so you need to go fast. So as you pass under the tunnel there are 2 things on your mind:<\/p>\n As, you can see, the guy in red has been pretty lucky on both counts.<\/p>\n 600 metres below Wengen in Lauterbrunnen, summer is fast approaching. There\u2019s no way to ski all the way down here, so the train brings dozens of sweaty skiers down from Wengen. Lots of people stay in Lauterbrunnen; it\u2019s much cheaper than Wengen and it has lots of places to stay.<\/p>\n Back in Wengen, here\u2019s Sina\u2019s pub & restaurant, scene of many a jolly evening out, and home of the best ribs & chicken in the Alps. It gets awful reviews on Tripadvisor, but everyone here seems to really like the place. I certainly do, but after all, it is a pub.<\/p>\n A few shots to give you a flavour of the village. Firstly, here\u2019s a view of this great metropolis from the top of the nursery slope. If you want to ski back to the nursery slope from the higher pistes … Continue reading <\/a><\/p>\n\n
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