Situated in the French-speaking Vaud region of the Swiss Alps, this is one of the most accessible resorts in Europe. With a frequent train service linking to Geneva and a transfer time of just over an hour, it’s an ideal destination for all Sno lovers who want to make it to the pistes ASAP – particularly those with young children.
Les Diablerets was known as ‘Le Plan des Isles’ until the townspeople got so fed up of their post being delivered to a similarly named village, that they decided to name it afte...
The snow-sure Glacier 3000 is a great asset to Les Diabs; its runs traditionally have a much longer season between October-May and are suited to all levels – meanwhile Issenau and the slopes around Meilleret also have lots of varied terrain.
Beginners can book lessons with the ESS, whose ski garden at the foot of Meilleret has a lovely gentle gradient. It’s even kitted-out with obstacles to put new skills to the test. As you progress, both Isseanau and Meilleret have beautiful blue runs which stretch right ...
The Issenau restaurant is a great place to begin the afternoon après for a warming vin chaud and stunning views before heading down to the village. If you’ve been skiing the slopes of Glacier 3000, the Rooster Bar at Reusch is worth a stop, followed by the buzzing atmosphere at L’Ormonan which is right in the town centre. Later on, most revellers tend to flock towards La Pote for its lively disco – often hosting guest DJ’s and theme nights – whilst MTB is the best spot to challenge your friends to videogam...