Switzerland · Alps
Flüelapass
A classic Engadin pass linking Davos to the Lower Engadin. The road climbs through larch forests before emerging onto open high-Alpine terrain.
- Length
- 12.0 km
- Avg gradient
- 7.0%
- Max gradient
- 11%
- Elevation gain
- 840 m
- Summit
- 2,383 m
- Hairpins
- 12
Versants
- From Davos — 12.0 km at 7.0% (max 11%)
- From Susch — 14.0 km at 6.9% (max 10%)
History
The Flüela Pass sits at 2,383 m and connects Davos with the Prättigau region. The climb is 15 km from Davos at 7.5% average, a steady ascent through Alpine terrain with dramatic mountain views. The road features numerous hairpins and is known for excellent road quality.
The pass is popular with both cyclists and motorcyclists and is a fixture of Swiss cycling tourism. The combination of moderate difficulty, scenic views, and good infrastructure make it accessible to riders of all levels.
The high altitude and mountain setting mean the pass is appreciated for both the riding challenge and the spectacular Alpine scenery that surrounds the route.