Jungfraujoch\u2026 the top of Europe, is the highest railway station in all of Europe. It is at an elevation of 11,332 feet above sea level and is only two hours\u2019 train ride from Lauterbrunnen. Today I will be telling you how close we got and why we were only that close.<\/p>\n
We went up towards Klein Scheidegg and changed trains there. We got on the red train going up towards Jungfraujoch and rode upwards until the first stop: Eigergletscher. \u00a0Eigergletscher is the highest train station that we can go to with our six-day passes without paying extra.<\/p>\n
We shivered a while at Eigergletscher before riding the train back down towards Klein Scheidegg. We caught the train back down towards Lauterbrunnen, and, when we got there, my mother and I scoped out Lauterbrunnen\u2019s recycling capabilities. It wasn\u2019t much\u2026 only plastic bottles, glass bottles, and aluminum cans.<\/p>\n
That\u2019s all for now, Folks!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Jungfraujoch\u2026 the top of Europe, is the highest railway station in all of Europe. It is at an elevation of 11,332 feet above sea level and is only two hours\u2019 train ride from Lauterbrunnen. Today I will be telling you … Continue reading