Les Diablerets Travel

Linked with the village of Villars, this unpretentious resort enjoys an unspoilt mountain atmosphere. The 'Little Devils' has successfully maintained its small-town feel, and locals adopt a laid-back approach to life. There is a cheerful though quiet nightlife and around 20 pleasant traditional restaurants scattered around the resort. After the lifts close, the resort has much to offer by way of non-ski activities including curling, skating and swimming.

Les Diablerets has its very own glacier at a soaring altitude of 2979m, and in consequence, can virtually guarantee snow all season round. In fact good snow coverage often remains when the slopes are looking brown at nearby Gstaad and Villars. Les Diablerets' skiing is ideal for intermediates and beginners, while more advanced skiers can throw themselves at some fantastic off-piste, as well as skiing down into Villars to get their thrills and spills on the black runs. The completion of a lift-link to neighbouring Villars has opened up a grand total of 120km to skiers wanting more mileage, and is best enjoyed using the 'Glacier - Alpes Vaudoises' lift pass. The resort also offers a large snow park for boarders.