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Key facts
| Resort | 1150 m |
|---|---|
| Slopes | 1115-3000 m |
| Lifts | 46 |
| Pistes | 125 km |
| Blue | 46 % |
| Red | 45 % |
| Black | 9 % |
| Snowmaking | 25 km |
| Price index | 120 |
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Package operators
Alpine Answers, Independent Ski Links, Lagrange, Momentum, Neilson, Ski Club Freshtracks, Solo's, Swiss Travel Service, Switzerland Travel Centre, Tracks European Adventures
Les DiableretsSwitzerland
The upside
- Attractive, relaxing resort
- Fairly extensive intermediate slopes linked to Villars
- High glacier slopes and great views but…
The downside
- Unreliable snow cover away from the glacier
- Mostly short, unremarkable runs
- Lots of draglifts and slow chairs
- Relatively quiet nightlife
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Summary
Les Diablerets is an unspoiled, sunny but spread-out village of mostly chalets and hotels. It tends to be overshadowed by its better-known neighbours, Villars (to which it is linked) and Gstaad. In many ways it makes a more sensible base than Villars for exploring the whole area: from here you have a choice of two sectors of pleasant intermediate slopes, served by fast lifts on either side of the town, and easy access by bus or red run to the more snow-sure Glacier 3000. There are wonderful views from the top of the glacier and a long, away-from-it-all black run down the Combe d’Audon. It all adds up to a fairly extensive and varied area - sadly, snow reliability away from the glacier is not great.
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