from:
Aigle Switzerland to:
Les Diablerets Switzerland

In this video you can enjoy the cab ride from Aigle to Diablerets, Switzerland, in 4K/60 frames per second. Join us on the metre-gauge Aigle–Sépey–Les Diablerets railway (ASD), operated by Transports Publics du Chablais, as it climbs from the base of the Rhône Valley into the Swiss Alps. This 22.3 km line starts in Aigle (approx. 404 m above sea level) and rises nearly 753 m to reach Les Diablerets at 1,157 m—the final alpine destination. From the departure in Aigle, the train winds through vineyards and urban outskirts, passing steep terrains, forested slopes, tunnels, viaducts, and hairpin turns. It stops at several mountain-villages including Le Sépey. The line has a fairly steep maximum gradient of 60‰, but it is entirely adhesion-rail (no rack sections), which makes the ride even more striking as the train powers up on its own traction. Electrification has been 1500 V DC since opening. Trains run approximately once per hour from early morning until evening, giving both locals and visitors access to mountain landscapes, ski resorts, and hiking terrain. Throughout the journey, views shift from the plain of Aigle up to alpine meadows, wooded hillsides and snow-touched peaks near Les Diablerets. This video is a perfect showcase of Swiss mountain railroading—quiet endurance, steep climbs, scenic spectacle—and a celebration of infrastructure built over a century ago that still resonates with both engineering and natural beauty. You can find more information about the line on: https://tpc.ch Please note that the speed data is GPS-based and can be very inaccurate. It might indicate a different speed than the actual speed. Website: https://www.railrelaxation.com/ If you want to help make this channel even better, please consider. https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=NLDVCNXRBVRC8 Love trains and trainspotting? Check out my other channel dedicated to trainspotting adventures! Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/@railtrainspotting Train: TPC Beh 2/6 (STADLER GTW)