Hike freely on an easily accessible alpine path.
The ingredients for this extraordinary summit experience are quite simple: a wide and pleasant path, surrounded by rocks and boulders, plenty of fresh air and a breathtaking view. Le DĂ´me is a magnificent hike that starts at the summit station of Le Scex Rouge and reaches Le DĂ´me at an altitude of 3'016 metres. The view of the glacier, the valleys below and the Diablerets summit is breathtaking. This view is worth all the effort in the world!
ACCESS - By postal bus from the Diablerets train station to the Col du Pillon then the Glacier 3000 cable car (Col du Pillon - Scex-Rouge). - Access to Scex-Rouge can also be done on foot from the Col du Pillon (about 4h30) - Free parking at the Col du Pillon. SOME ADVICE - Plan your hike (route, duration, weather). - Follow the official signposting for hiking trails. - Equip yourself appropriately; sturdy shoes (preferably mountain boots), suitable clothing and protection against the weather. - Take sufficient food and drink. - Take a pocket pharmacy. - Be aware of weather changes. - Do not tread on grass and crops. - Close all pasture gates. - Extinguish fireplaces and refrain from making fires in case of drought. - Take your rubbish with you. - If in doubt, turn back in time.
Hike freely on an easily accessible alpine path.
The ingredients for this extraordinary summit experience are quite simple: a wide and pleasant path, surrounded by rocks and boulders, plenty of fresh air and a breathtaking view. Le DĂ´me is a magnificent hike that starts at the summit station of Le Scex Rouge and reaches Le DĂ´me at an altitude of 3'016 metres. The view of the glacier, the valleys below and the Diablerets summit is breathtaking. This view is worth all the effort in the world!
ACCESS - By postal bus from the Diablerets train station to the Col du Pillon then the Glacier 3000 cable car (Col du Pillon - Scex-Rouge). - Access to Scex-Rouge can also be done on foot from the Col du Pillon (about 4h30) - Free parking at the Col du Pillon. SOME ADVICE - Plan your hike (route, duration, weather). - Follow the official signposting for hiking trails. - Equip yourself appropriately; sturdy shoes (preferably mountain boots), suitable clothing and protection against the weather. - Take sufficient food and drink. - Take a pocket pharmacy. - Be aware of weather changes. - Do not tread on grass and crops. - Close all pasture gates. - Extinguish fireplaces and refrain from making fires in case of drought. - Take your rubbish with you. - If in doubt, turn back in time.