Cogwheel railcar BDhe 2/4 201 with cab car Bt 25, built in 1955 by SLM and BBC, in the original colors and with chrome lettering, in front of the Eiger (top in the clouds), near Fallboden. 1 meter... (more)

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)

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.

The snow clearing train of the Jungfraubahn is ready for the winter in Eigergletscher station. Cogwheel locomotive He 2/2 8 (built in 1912 by SLM/BBC) with snow plow X 52 and Zaugg Snow blower.

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)

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 (JB) is an 1,000 mm (3 ft 3 3⁄8 in) gauge rack railway electrified at 3-phase 1,125 volts 50 Hertz, which runs 9 km / 5,6 m from Kleine Scheidegg at 2,061 m / 6,762 ft. to t... (more)

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)

The Jungfraubahn is Europe's highest railway and tunnels underneath the Eiger and Jungfrau mountains to reach the underground station of Jungfraujoch at an altitude of 11,333 feet above sea level