Trottibiking at Grindelwald First

While no special skills are required, it’s beneficial to have basic balance and coordination skills, similar to riding a bike or scooter. Riders should be comfortable with speed, especially on the steeper sections of the route.

The minimum height requirement is 125 cm (approximately 4 ft 1 in). Children under this height must ride a mini Trottibike and be accompanied by an adult.

Safety measures include mandatory helmet use (provided for free) and clear instructions before the ride. The path is generally safe, but riders should stay aware of their surroundings and follow the designated trails.

Wear comfortable clothing suitable for outdoor activities and sturdy shoes with good traction. Since temperatures can vary, dress in layers to adapt to changing weather conditions.

Yes, there are designated areas along the route where you can stop to take photos or rest. Just ensure you pull over safely without blocking the path for other riders.

If you feel uneasy about riding, it's perfectly fine to take the gondola back down to Grindelwald instead of using the Trottibike. Safety should always come first.

Large bags and backpacks are not allowed on the Trottibikes for safety reasons. It’s best to leave personal belongings at the Bort station or use a small crossbody bag.

The descent from Bort to Grindelwald typically takes about 30 minutes, depending on your speed and how often you stop for photos or breaks.

Yes! Many visitors enjoy combining their Trottibike ride with other activities at Grindelwald First, such as the First Flyer, First Cliff Walk, or hiking to Bachalpsee for a full day of adventure.

The Trottibike may close during freezing weather or if snow accumulates on the trails. Always check current conditions before your visit, and reschedule if bad weather is forecasted.

Dogs are not permitted on the Trottibikes themselves, but they can accompany you on the gondola ride up to Bort station.