Klausenpass from Bürglen

Arrived in cover cloud condition. Once we drove through the clouds, this magical scenery opened up. Early snow mountains. Clear sunny blue sky and a fantastic balcony road with views. Dont be fooled bu the gradient in the end. I hardly saw anything below 8. Road surface moderate, especially descent it wobbles quite a lot. Unspite of moderate traffic, would not have missed this in the world. 5 fcking stars easily!

Tjis climb is in two parts. The first part to Unterschächen is quite easy, although there are some harder parts through Bürglen and Spiringen. This part is on the valley floor and thus have no huge views, although the surroundings are beautiful.
After Unterschächen, the climb is on another level. From here the climb is very even with gradients at 7-8％ all the way. This part leaves the valley floor behind, and gives you incredibly views. A long section is a balcony road with a massive cliff to one side and a massive drop to the other. This part have the most amazing views and makes this climb a must do.
There is a bot of traffic at the bottom of this climb, but the further up the climb you are, the less traffic you encounter. Be careful if descending towards Linthal as the descent on this side is very bumpy.

Superb climb. Nice road conditions all the way up and not too much traffic (july). Gets better and better towards the top. Beautiful views over the valley. Be aware of a single small tunnel where the road is constantly wet which is unpleasent during decent.

After a fairly drab start this climb comes to life after the short descent at the halfway mark..waterfalls very nice views of the valley & then the overhanging road. Its well worth doing

A fairly steady, and fairly easy (for Swiss Alps) climb. The pass itself is not that interesting, and the traffic can get quite heavy, too. I would say going there once is enough.