Les Diablerets is a stronghold for adventure sports. The "Devil's Horns" are a mountain group in the Vaud Alps between Gstaad and Lake Geneva at 3210 m above sea level. The village of the same name lies at about 1200 m above sea level. The Glacier 3000 can be reached in only 15 min by cable car. The Tsanfleuron glacier can be skied and is the starting point for a ski area with 28 km of slopes. Les Diablerets is especially popular with freeriders, who can find long runs from 3000 m above sea level down to 1300 m above sea level. Snow is guaranteed in this area between November and May. The Col de Pillon mountain pass connects Les Diablerets with Gstaad. Here you will also find the valley station of the cable car that leads to the Scex Rouge via Cabane.
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