Le Rubli, Mountain summit in canton Vaud, Switzerland

Le Rubli, also called Rüeblihorn, is a 2,285-metre summit in the western Bernese Alps above Rougemont, in the canton of Vaud near the Bernese border. Its faces are steep and the summit is relatively difficult to access. A cable car runs across its western face, and a via ferrata starts near the Videmanette gondola station at 2,160 metres.

Le Rubli is the 2,285 m summit above Rougemont in the canton of Vaud, close to the Bernese border; the Arabic Wikipedia lists it as part of the Gummfluh massif, with a prominence of 251 m. A cable car runs up its western face, and the Videmanette gondola station at 2,160 m serves as the starting point for the via ferrata to the top.

The name Rüeblihorn means "carrot horn" in Swiss German, a reference to the peak's shape. The mountain rises above Rougemont in the canton of Vaud, close to the Bernese border, and its western face carries a cable car. The summit itself is steep and relatively hard to reach.

Access to the summit is via a via ferrata that begins near the Videmanette gondola station at 2,160 meters elevation. Proper hiking boots and a head for heights are needed for this route.

Le Rubli's summit is hard to reach on foot, but a cable car runs across its western face, and a via ferrata begins near the Videmanette gondola station at 2,160 m. The Arabic Wikipedia lists a prominence of 251 m for the peak.