Rougemont's big wooden chalets, decorated with dated and signed paintings, some of which are nearly 400 years old, represent an important part of the heritage of Pays-d’Enhaut. Rougemont has a Romanesque church founded by Cluny monks in the 11th century. 

The first adjoining priory, which was the only convent in the Lake Geneva Alps was demolished and replaced by a castle for the Bernese bailiffs in the 16th century. From Videmanette, a resort above Rougemont, three via ferrata of varying levels guarantee effort and strong sensations.
 
In fact, all open-air sports activities are possible in Rougemont: hikes and didactic walks, rafting and river sports, mountain biking, swimming, tennis, archery, speleology, ski, cross-country, snowboarding, snowshoeing, sledding, skating and dog sledding, among others.