Sommet des Diablerets
Les Diablerets, from left to right: Oldenhorn, Scex Rouge and the long ridge to the summit
Sommet des Diablerets
Elevation	3,210 metres (10,531 ft)
Location	Vaud, Switzerland
Range	Bernese Alps
Prominence	959 metres (3,146 ft)
Coordinates	46°18′16″N 7°11′26″E / 46.30444°N 7.19056°E / 46.30444; 7.19056Coordinates: 46°18′16″N 7°11′26″E / 46.30444°N 7.19056°E / 46.30444; 7.19056
Listing	Canton high point

Cable car station on Scex Rouge

A view of Les Diablerets from Eduard Spelterini's balloon "Wega" on October 3, 1898, at 11:40 local time.

Les Diablerets (Sommet des Diablerets, Summit of les Diablerets) is a mountain in the Swiss Alps, best known for the nearby ski resort of Les Diablerets. It is situated in the French-speaking part of Switzerland, in the easternmost area of the Canton of Vaud.

Les Diablerets is commonly used as the name of the massif, which consists of several summits other than Sommet des Diablerets:

• Oldenhorn
• Tête Ronde
• Scex Rouge
• Tour St. Martin (Quille du Diable)
• Culan

There are some glaciers on Les Diablerets, the small Glacier des Diablerets on the summit and the much larger Glacier de Tsanfleuron mostly known as Glacier 3000, due to tourist facilities. The Tsanfleuron Glacier can be accessed easily via the Scex Rouge by an aerial tramway from the Col du Pillon.

[edit] Tourism

The resort is located in a valley and has a ski school, hotels and a small town centre. Tourists staying in Les Diablerets have the option to ski on the northeastern valley of Isenau or the southwestern valley of Meilleret. From Meilleret one can ski down the 13 km run to the village.

[edit] External links

• Official web site of the ski resort (available in French, English and German)
• Official web site of the Glacier 3000 ski region (available in French, English and German )

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