Les Diablerets
Nestled in the heart of the Vaud Alps, Les Diablerets is a charming mountain village renowned for its spectacular alpine scenery, welcoming atmosphere, and year-round outdoor activities. Surrounded by impressive peaks—including the Glacier 3000 area—it offers a unique combination of natural beauty and authentic Swiss culture, making it an inspiring destination for both relaxation and exploration.
Activities
Visitors can take advantage of a wide range of activities. Popular options include:
- Hiking and mountain walks across panoramic trails offering views of the Alps and the Rhône Valley.
- Glacier 3000 excursions, where visitors can ride the cable car up to year-round snow, cross the famous Peak Walk by Tissot suspension bridge, and enjoy breathtaking views stretching from Mont Blanc to the Matterhorn.
- Cycling and mountain biking on well-marked alpine routes.
- Cultural discoveries in the village itself, with traditional chalets, local gastronomy, and regional products.
The combination of alpine charm, natural beauty, and accessible adventure makes Les Diablerets an exceptional setting for the conference, offering participants both stimulating scientific exchange and memorable experiences in the Swiss Alps.
Weather
In early September, Les Diablerets enjoys mild, pleasant weather, with average daytime temperatures ranging between 15–22°C (59–72°F). The crisp mountain air and the transition to autumn colors create an ideal setting for outdoor activities and scenic enjoyment. Evenings are cooler, inviting participants to experience the cozy mountain atmosphere typical of Swiss alpine villages.
