High alpine skiing awaits you in Les Diablerets with the Glacier 3000 and the winter resorts of Villars-Gryon-Diablerets. You can also expect hiking, mountaineering and cycling in summer, as well as the most beautiful mountain huts in the Vaud Alps: Les Diablerets will inspire you.
This is Les Diablerets
Les Diablerets is situated in the southwest of Switzerland in the Vaud Alps. This town at the foot of the Diablerets massif is known for adventure sports on the mountain as well as excursions to the
Glacier 3000.
Discover Les Diablerets
In the morning, take a stroll through Les Diablerets and along the La Grande Eau river to the Léderrey bridge. Learn more about the valley’s history at the
Musée des Ormonts. Back in the village, fortify yourself with a coffee and crêpes. Now you’re ready for your Glacier 3000 adventure. In the evening, look forward to
raclette or baked
Vacherin Mont-d’Or and try out the Diablerets Bitter.
Glacier 3000
The
Glacier 3000 is the ultimate summit experience. Even the cable car ride up to Scex Rouge, at 2,970 metres up, is spectacular. A further adrenaline kick can be found on the
Alpine Coaster, the world’s highest summer toboggan run. A
secured trail will lead you over the glacier to the “Quille du Diable” and the
Refuge l’Espace restaurant. The highlight here is the
Peak Walk, which connects two peaks, 3,000 metres up. In the
Botta mountain restaurant, you can enjoy the magnificent views in a peaceful setting.
Outdoor activities in the Les Diablerets region
Les Diablerets offers you a wealth of outdoor activities. From spring to autumn, wonderful hiking trails, bike trails and mountain tours beckon. Via ferratas, canyoning and paragliding are on offer for those seeking a burst of adrenaline. The winter resorts of Villars-Gryon-Diablerets and Glacier 3000 offer plenty of variety, with their slopes, cross-country ski trails, snow parks, tobogganing runs and dog sled rides. For the pros only, there is also the Black Wall, the steepest black ski slope in the world.
Around Les Diablerets
How about a trip to
Gstaad? Or to
Lac Retaud: taking a vintage gondola lift from Isenau before setting off on foot to the idyllic lake and restaurant? Or how about the Dar waterfall with its overhanging
Via Ferrata? Or letting off some steam in the beautifully situated Parc des Diables high ropes course? After so much action, you can relax in a mountain hut, such as the
Refuge de Solalex – and in winter, you can get there by snowmobile taxi.
Experience Les Diablerets for less
Experience Les Diablerets for less with the
Carte Bienvenue. Benefit from discounts on numerous means of transport all year round, as well as free activities such as stand-up paddling on the Lac Retaud mountain lake.
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