Travel restrictions

Please note that you may encounter minor restrictions and short delays during your journey. These measures are in place to manage traffic and ensure a safe and smooth journey. Please allow a little extra time so that you can reach your destination without any stress.

Glaubenbielen-Pass

The road linking Sörenberg and Giswil

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Winter closure of the Glaubenbielen Pass
The winter closure was lifted at 3 pm on Wednesday, 13 May 2026. 
The winter closure is expected to come into force again in November 2026.


The current road conditions can be checked at any time at :
www.alpen-paesse.ch.

Lammschlucht

The main road to Sörenberg

Lammschlucht Section 2

  • From mid-September, initial preparatory work for construction section 2 will begin. There may be brief delays of a few minutes (with traffic management in place) due to, for example, transport flights, rock clearance, etc.
  • From 12 October 26 to 6 December 26, there will then be a full closure again with traffic lights and a diversion via the old Flühistrasse (every 20 minutes, as in construction section 1)
  • After the winter break, work will resume with a full closure from 12 April 27 to 11 July 27, with services running at 20-minute intervals via the old Flühistrasse
  • From 12 July 27 to 12 December 27, single-lane traffic on the K36, with works between Chlusboden and Unter Tendli, and a 15-minute interval on the cantonal road
  • End of works (surface layers) May 2030

    Further information at:
    Lammschlucht Overall Project – Canton of Lucerne

Miscellaneous

Further information about your journey

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There are currently no other disruptions reported.
We wish you a safe journey!

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