Leysin is an old world Swiss village with plenty of charm. From the town you can ski the lift served Leysin resort and take the short bus link to the surface lift based resorts Les Mosses and La Lecherette. Don't miss out on the splendid rotating restaurant at the top of Leysin with magnificent views over Lake Geneva.

These linked resorts show sophisticated Switzerland in miniature. From the chocolate box old time charm of Gryon to the sophistication of Villars and then the understated tastefulness of Les Diablerets, this array of resorts offer it all.
Offering a surprisingly large ski area (best suited to intermediate skiers), there are also some good beginner slopes and a spectacular off-piste route off the back of the Les Diablerets glacier all the way down to the village - a vertical descent of 1,500 metres and best done with a qualified mountain guide!
With glacier skiing up to 3000m, varied local slopes and a much-improved lift system, Les Diablerets is one of Switzerland's top all-round resorts.
Quick access to the local slopes is possible via the recently built Diablerets Express gondola, from the top of which it is possible to make the journey across to the linked ski area with Villars. A short bus ride up the valley takes you to the foot of the snow-sure slopes at Glacier 3000, where there's some steeper terrain (including a beautiful long black down to the valley) and some seriously impressive high-alpine scenery.
There's plenty to do away from the slopes, including a long, winding sledge run down from the top of the gondola at Les Mazots. Access is very easy from Geneva, with the resort having one of the quickest transfer times in the Swiss Alps.

A short distance further south lie the 2 secret stashes of Les Marcottes and Ovronaz. Small but both amazing when there is fresh powder.