Built in 1911, the church at Les Mosses is the tallest in the canton of Vaud. Its Heimatstil architecture, mainly in wood, has a shape that was unheard of in the valley at the time, with a sloping half-hipped roof decorated with contrasting accents. Its square bell tower is built of masonry and juxtaposed at the north-east corner of the nave.

The church at Les Mosses is open every day.