Electric cogwheel railcar BDhe 2/4 201 of the Jungfraubahn, built in 1955 by SLM and BBC, still in regular service in summertime and in the traditional colors cream/maroon, is leaving Eigergletsch... (more)

Cogwheel railcar BDhe 4/4 116 with cab car Bt and a open freight car for skis and sledges between Wengernalp and Kleine Scheidegg. The gauge is 0,8 meter, 1500 V DC, cogwheel system Riggenbach.

Cogwheel railcar BDhe 4/8 133 of the Wengernalpbahn with cab car Bt with a train between Wengernalp and Kleine Scheidegg. Gauge is 0,8 meter, 1500 V =. The 19 kilometer long line with rack system ... (more)

For transporting fresh water to "Top of Europe" Jungfraujoch on 3454 meter a.s.l., the Jungfraubahn uses this unique tank car with cab, Zekt 95, which is pushed by railcar BDhe 4/8 217 (Stadler 20... (more)

Rack railcars BDhe 4/8 212 and 213, built by SLM/ABB in 1992, above Kleine Scheidegg.

The equipment in the fight against the snow on the Jungfrau Railway (part Kleine Scheidegg to Eigergletscher, the rest of the track is in the tunnel) are less modern than that of the RhB on the Be... (more)

BDhe 4/8 trainsets 216 (StadlerRail 2002) and 211 (SLM/ABB 1992) are forming train 558 from Jungfraujoch to Kleine Scheidegg near Fallboden, with Eiger mountain in the background.

Cogwheel railcar BDhe 2/4 207 (built in 1966) with cab car Bt 29 of the Jungfraubahn is slowly gliding down the mountain from Jungfraujoch (3454 m Top of Europe) to Kleine Scheidegg (2061 m). In t... (more)

Three push pull trains of the Wengernalpbahn (WAB) only minutes after arriving from Lauterbrunnen-Wengen on Kleine Scheidegg, from left BDhe 4/4 108 (SLM/BBC 1958), BDhe 4/4 116 (1963) and BDhe 4/... (more)

Electric cogwheel locomotive He 2/2 11, built by SLM/BBC in 1912 as HGe 2/2, with passenger cars B2 17 and 13, on the Kleine Scheidegg. This nearly 100 years old composition is known as Eiger Amba... (more)

The Jungfraubahn company operates 5 different division with different equipments and systems in the touristic region of Bernese Oberland. The BDhe 4/4 were built in different batches 1947 - 1964.

BDeh 4/8 215 and 216 leaving Kleine Scheidegg(2061 m above seal level) in direction to Jungfraujoch (3454 m). Even with a GA travelcard (normally 100 % free ride within Switzerland) you have to pa... (more)

Overview of Kleine Scheidegg station. The rail on the left (upper) leads to Lauterbrunnen, the one to the bottom comes to Jungfraujoch, where this picture is taken from, and the one to the right g... (more)

Jungfraubahn EMUs 212 and 213 climb the steep rack grade out of Kleine Scheidegg with a shuttle service bound for Jungfraujoch

Wengernalpbahn EMUs 110 and 102 prepare to lead separate trains back down the hill to Lauterbrunnen.