The ski resort of Les Diablerets lies at the foot of the mountain massif of the same name, in the heart of the Ormonts valley in the Vaud Alps. The village's undeniable charm, its wide range of activities and its events have made it a very popular holiday destination. Children take their first slides in the snow here, while experienced skiers love the vast ski area. For a dose of invigorating mountain air and thrills, nothing beats a trip to Les Diablerets!

The Diablerets ski resort encompasses three ski areas: Meilleret, Isenau, and Glacier 3000. Together, these three areas offer a total of 125 km of trails, of which 46% are blue, 45% are red, and 9% are black. Note that the Meilleret ski area is connected to the Villars-Gryon ski area via a single ski pass. The Swiss Ski and Snowboard School in Les Diablerets offers lessons for all skill levels. Families with children will be delighted to learn that in Les Diablerets, ski days, equipment, and accommodation in their parents’ room are free for children up to age 9 at partner establishments participating in the “Free For Kids” program! Check with the Tourist Office for more information. The cross-country ski trails are also free: 30 km of classic-style trails and 15 km of skating trails await cross-country skiers. For other winter thrills, you can zoom down a 7.2-km toboggan run (560 m elevation drop). Night sessions are held every Thursday evening, from mid-December through early April, featuring a fondue dinner, a run down the slope, and mulled wine at the finish line!

For a more airborne thrill and to see the Vaud Alps from the sky, why not try paragliding? Two schools, Bol d'Air and Centre ParAdventure, offer tandem discovery flights and train pilots for their paragliding licence.

If you love exploring snowy trails, Les Diablerets will delight you: seven marked snowshoe trails, many walking and ski-touring routes (three levels: easy, medium or expert), and guided outings with a mountain guide who will show you the splendid surrounding scenery and tell you all about it... Don't forget your binoculars and camera to bring back great photos that will impress your friends!

There's no shortage of things to do in the resort either: an ice rink, a wellness and massage centre, a solarium, bars and a nightclub. Several events are held every year: the Musique et Neige chamber music festival from 1 January to early March; in February, the Diablerets – Isenau night race, open to all, and the Erika Hess Open, a giant slalom.

The resort also has many restaurants of all kinds, several serving regional specialities. Au Diablevin offers tastings of local wines. As for accommodation, the choice is huge: hotels, guest rooms, apartments for rent, chalets, group accommodation, gîtes and mountain huts... There is something for every taste and budget!