The zip line spans a total length of 800 meters.
Riders experience a maximum speed of approximately 84 km/h during the descent.
The ride terminates at the Schreckfeld intermediate station, where riders can transition to other mountain activities.
The four-cable design allows four people to ride at the same time.
The First Flyer is a high-speed zip line located at the First mountain station above Grindelwald, Switzerland. Participants travel 800 meters from First to Schreckfeld at speeds reaching 84 kilometers per hour. The harness system accommodates up to four riders simultaneously on parallel cables. Riders remain in a seated position throughout the descent, which spans a significant vertical drop. The attraction serves as one of the major adventure activities integrated into the Jungfrau region's alpine infrastructure. It is operated by Jungfrau Railways as part of the First experience package.
The takeoff platform at the First mountain station offers a panoramic view of the Eiger North Face in the background.
Store loose items like hats, scarves, and sunglasses securely, as they cannot be taken on the ride.
Check the local weather forecast specifically for wind conditions, as the attraction may close during high gusts.
Combine this with the First Cliff Walk, located at the starting point, for a complete morning itinerary.
Do not wait until the late afternoon to visit, as the mountain cable cars have last-ride times that can result in long queues.
Operates seasonally from late spring to late autumn; closed during winter months and during high-wind weather events.
Closed-toe shoes are mandatory; no loose accessories allowed during the flight.
