Les Diablerets
A French-speaking mountain village at the foot of the Devil's Peak. It is the gateway to the far side of Glacier 3000, with a quiet, pleasant chalet-village atmosphere.
Les Diablerets village lies in the Ormont valley on the west side of the Col du Pillon, backed by the 3,210 m Diablerets peak, whose name means Devil's Peak. Legend has it that falling rocks on the mountain are the devil's doing. The village has a ski area, chalet inns and a bakery, and a bus takes you to the Glacier 3000 cable car station in a few minutes. In summer you can hike to Lac Retaud, or follow the Creux de Champ cirque to see the waterfalls. From Gstaad, you can take a bus over the Col du Pillon to reach the village.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Lac Retaud
- Glacier 3000
- Peak Walk by Tissot
- Arnensee
- La Videmanette
- Château-d'Œx & Balloon Festival
- Rougemont
- Eggli