Jungfraujoch weather | A month-by-month guide

Yes. Thanks to its altitude of 3,454m, snow is possible year-round, and glacier landscapes remain visible even during the warmest months.

September and October typically offer the clearest visibility, while early mornings provide the best views throughout the year.

Jungfraujoch is open year-round. Check the weather guide below to compare seasonal conditions, temperatures, and visibility before your visit.

The summer season in Jungfraujoch lasts from June to August. July is the warmest month and the average temperature can briefly climb above sub-zero to a more pleasant 3.1°c. Summer is also ideal for going on hikes and gives you clearer skies to see the panoramic view of the Eiger and Monch peaks surrounding Jungfraujoch.

During fall (September to November), the temperature in Jungfraujoch slowly starts to drop, bidding farewell to the summer months. The temperature drops with each passing month, with an average low temperature of -5°C in September, -7°C in October, and -12°C in November.

The winter season starts at the end of November and goes on to February. During the winter season, the temperature in Jungfraujoch can drop to -15°C. Winter months also come with plenty of activities at Jungfraujoch. Ski enthusiasts can make the most of the ski region with activities like sledding, winter hiking and ziplining.

Spring in Jungfraujoch lasts from early March to May. The temperature during these months starts to slowly increase with  -14°C in March, -7°C in April, and just -2°C in May. During spring, the Jungfraujoch region can be quite cloudy and you may miss out on the majestic views from the Sphinx Observation Deck and the Glacier Plateau.