Les Diablerets summit, Alpine summit in Aigle District, Switzerland.
Les Diablerets is an alpine summit in the western Swiss Alps that rises to 3210 meters and consists entirely of sedimentary rock. The peak features multiple ridges and faces with various access routes and climbing paths for different skill levels.
The mountain received its name from local residents who believed that supernatural beings inhabited the rock faces during medieval times. These legends have shaped the local understanding of the place's character over the centuries.
The summit serves as a meeting point for climbers from different regions who gather to practice on various routes. The location draws people seeking the challenge of alpine climbing in a natural setting.
The summit is reachable via the Col du Pillon access point, with options including a cable car to Sex Rouge or hiking trails. It is advisable to bring proper mountain gear and check weather conditions, as access may vary depending on the season.
Near the Swiss Alpine Club refuge, several climbing areas like Merite sportif and La cave sit at around 1600 meters elevation. These particular rock sections offer varying difficulty levels and serve as a known gathering spot for serious climbers.
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