Does anyone know where I can find the full version of this map with the numbers on it referenced to the hiking routes with times and other data. I've searched and searched and I cant seem to find anything. My guess is that this is a map that was given out by the TI and the person didn't scan the other side??
http://grenouillevoyageuse.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/randooberland.jpg
You can also buy topographical maps at many stores in the area. They often include the estimated walking time between two points on a trail.
It's wonderful that so much info is online these days, but the Swiss Tourist Offices in each region have not stopped being a great source of local maps and info as you go.
Thanks everyone! I ended up doing a ton of googling and found out deep within the websites of the Schilthornbahn and the Jungfrau Region websites you can actually order paper brochures and maps for free. I research our trips extensively and I like to bring something with me that's marked up and ready to go. Amazon also has topo maps of the region, so I now feel much more on track!
