


Cascade du Dar is a photogenic alpine waterfall tucked in the Ormont-Dessus valley — steep tiers, mossy rock ledges and surrounding conifers create layered compositions. Accessible by a short hike from the road (park near village or designated lay-bys), it’s best visited early morning or late afternoon for soft side-light and fewer people; winter can freeze sections for dramatic ice textures. Trail can be slippery—waterproof shoes recommended.



Cascade du Dar is a photogenic alpine waterfall tucked in the Ormont-Dessus valley — steep tiers, mossy rock ledges and surrounding conifers create layered compositions. Accessible by a short hike from the road (park near village or designated lay-bys), it’s best visited early morning or late afternoon for soft side-light and fewer people; winter can freeze sections for dramatic ice textures. Trail can be slippery—waterproof shoes recommended.