Folks on this forum have been so helpful with travel pass questions. Perhaps some of you can check my reasoning. My wife and I will be in Lucerne this fall with five free nights which we will spend at a rented chalet in Lauterbrunnen, then returning to Lucerne. While in Lauterbrunnen we will visit Wengen, walk from Mannlichen to Kleine Scheidegg, go to Allmenhubel to do some hiking from there, perhaps go to Schilthorn, take valley walks if the weather is bad up above. It seems that the Berner Oberland pass without half fare card is best for us from a cost and ease of use standpoint, covering all transit except the train from Kleine Scheidegg to Wengen. Does that sound right? Thanks!
Edit: here is the day-by-day proposed itinerary:
Day 1: train Luzern-Interlaken-Lauterbrunnen. Sleep in Lauterbrunnen five nights.
Day 2: train Lauterbrunnen-Wengen and return.
Day 3: train to Wengen, cable car to Mannlichen, walk to Kleine Scheidegg. Train back to Wengen (not covered by BO pass) then back to Lauterbrunnen.
Day 4: cable car to Grutshalp, train to Murren, cable car to Allmendhubel, then Schilthorn. Cable cars back to Stechelberg, post bus back to Lauterbrunnen.
Day 5: walk up Lauterbrunnen Valley, post bus back to Lauterbrunnen.
Day 6: train from Lauterbrunnen back to Interlaken then Luzern.