Panoramas & photo spots
Seven places to capture your stay. Explore the map, choose your setting and discover framing ideas for photos, stories and videos.
Markers locate the places; they do not show hiking routes. Check official access information before leaving. All seven guides remain available below the map.
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Reflections & mountain lake
From the Col du Pillon. In winter, use only open, marked winter routes.
Choose a calm morning for reflections. Put the shoreline in the foreground and film a slow reveal of the lake.
Beneath the great cliffs
Hike from Les Diablerets when paths are clear of snow. Stay on the marked route.
A wide angle emphasises the mountain amphitheatre. A person on the trail adds scale without leaving the path.
Flowing water
Walking access in the Pillon area, when the trail is open. The surroundings are wet: photograph from the path.
Soft light or an overcast sky brings out the water. Try a vertical video with the waterfall’s natural sound.
Shapes & textures
Near the Col de la Croix, while the road and paths are open. Do not climb these fragile formations.
Side lighting reveals textures. Combine a wide view with a close-up for a photo carousel.
A bridge between peaks
Paid cable car from the Col du Pillon; bridge access depends on weather and operations. Check the last descent.
In clear weather, use the bridge’s lines to lead the eye. Shoot from permitted areas while keeping the passage clear.
Heritage & village atmosphere
Reach the village by train or road. Explore public spaces around the church and respect private property.
Early or late light warms the façades. Try a vertical composition combining church tower, timber and mountains.
Ridgelines & alpine pastures
Seasonal road access between Les Diablerets and Villars. The road closes in winter; check opening status.
Early or late in the day, layer pastures and peaks. A slow pan works well for a short video.
