Sports and leisure activities Les Diablerets

For skiers, it's a free rider's paradise, but it's also the only glacier ski area in the Vaud Alps, open from October to May, and one of the few with a well-equipped snowpark from October onwards. In the event of late snow or early spring, and despite the disasters of global warming, the Glacier is a safe bet with its eternal snows and often excellent powder... It is part of the Les Diablerets - Villars ski area (125 km of runs). Two impressive 15-minute cable cars take you up to the magnificent peaks of Glacier 3000. Be sure to check out the gullied slopes below the lifts, as chamois often live here.
The offer is very complementary to that of Les Diablerets, as the glacier, with 25 km of gentle blue runs and a very long black run down a 7 km combe, is unmissable for the fantastic views it offers, the experience of the peaks for gentle gliding up with crossbows, and excellent snow quality in all seasons! The famous "Peak Walk by Tissot" suspension bridge is the only bridge in the world to link two summits, the lower summit (View Point) to the main summit of Le Scex Rouge. The suspension bridge offers breathtaking views of the Alps: the Matterhorn, Mont Blanc, Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau. It is free of charge and open all year round, weather permitting.

The Diablerets Express gondola, with a capacity of 10 seats, takes you to the Meilleret ski area with its link to the Villars and Gryon areas and offers a wide range of skiing possibilities, from beginners to advanced skiers. Twenty-five installations and more than 100 km of runs. To reach the Glacier 3000 domain, you have to drive to the Pillon pass (10 minutes) or take the shuttle bus that links the village to the Pillon pass.