From Emperor Maximilian to King Ludwig

• Mostly flat to gently undulating cycling paths and farm roads/tracks (often alongside the rivers)
• Longer sections of gravel tracks between Seefeld and Garmisch, and in Lechtal
• Bus or train transfer from Innsbruck to Seefeld
• Shuttle transfer from Lechtal via the Hahntennjoch to Imst (alternatively via the Fernpass)

Touring bicycle
Pedelec/E-Bike

Also for teenagers from the age of approx. 12 years (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required)

• Every Saturday from June 1st to September 25th 2026
• 8 days | 7 nights (incl. days of arrival and departure)
• Loop tour - approx. 270 cycling kilometres
• Individual cycling trip
• From 2 persons (single travellers on application)

Welcome to the 3-time Olympic city of Innsbruck. Although the Alpine town is widely known as a popular winter sports destination, you will be surprised by the colourful ambience that awaits you here in the warm season. Give yourself enough time to experience and enjoy the cultural diversity of Innsbruck.

With the bus or train, you travel comfortably and effortlessly from Innsbruck to the Olympiaregion Seefeld. Nestled in the mountain ranges of Karwendel and Wetterstein, the first cycle kilometres lead first to Scharnitz, from where you follow the beautiful mostly light blue / turquoise Isar river to Mittenwald. On the way to Garmisch, Germany's highest mountain, the Zugspitze, soon comes prominently into view. In the district of Partenkirchen, the artfully designed houses with ‘Lüftl-Malerei’ (Mural Art painting) set an interesting and exciting backdrop.

With another amazing view of the Zugspitz, you will leave the Olympic city of Garmisch in the direction of Tyrol. You have a great choice of gently hilly rides, whether you prefer to ride along the pristine and natural Loisachtal (river Loisach Valley) and via the communities of Ehrwald and Lermoos, or along the crystal clear and sparkling Plansee (Lake) to Reutte. From Reutte to Füssen, the Lech River will be your colourful companion for the first time. In two days, however, this river will give you a much deeper insight into its valuable natural secrets.

On this rest day in Füssen, the romantic soul of Bavaria, it is the perfect time to reflect on the impressions gained from the first three days, but also time to explore the secrets of the area around Füssen. The fairytale castles of Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau, the gallery in the High Castle, the Füssen Town Museum in the Benedictine monastery of St. Mang and a multitude of historically interesting churches and other monuments will offer you many opportunities to experience historic and cultural highlights. If you are reluctant to rest your bike, why not take a leisurely panoramic bike ride along Lake Forggensee (about 30 km)

Today, shortly after Füssen, the Austrian border is crossed, and then from Reutte you follow the river Lech upstream. Take the opportunity and ride along one of the last wild rivers in Tyrol - a journey of discovery into unknown worlds awaits you!
Extensive gravel banks and riverside forests accompany the mountain river. Lady's slipper and German Tamarisk are herbal treasures along the way. But also the animal world is rich: Sandpiper and Little Ringed Plover nest on the gravel banks, and listen to the soft chirping of the Spotted Buzzing Grasshopper. But beware of the "Bluatschink", this Lechtaler is a relative of the Scottish "Nessie" and can be dangerous! In the afternoon, the transfer to Imst starts from the town of Elmen – even if the optional extension towards Steeg is cycled.

The Inn cycle path from St. Moritz in Switzerland to Passau in Germany, in total, is a little over 500 kilometres long. Today the route follows this international bike path. You are surrounded, a few kilometres away, by the imposing Inn Valley mountains, but still the route is completely flat. Well worth a visit on the way, is the Roman Baths at Roppen. Take the time to relax briefly and maybe even give your legs a soothing bathing in the water.
Follow the route through the beautiful pine forest and then reach the much visited Cistercian monastery in Stams via Haiming in Tyrol. From Stams to Innsbruck, you then follow the course of the Inn River, finally be welcomed again in Innsbruck by the impressive Nordkette mountain range and the Olympic mountain Patscherkofel to the south.

After all the kilometers you have covered by bike, there is now enough time to explore the most beautiful and impressive places in the Tyrolean capital. Well-known attractions such as the Triumphal Arch, Maria Theresienstrasse, the Golden Roof, the new Nordketten Mountain Railway, Ambras Castle, the Olympic Ski Jump situated on Bergisel Hill together with the history packed Tyrol Panorama Museum, alongside the hidden corners in the medival old town of Innsbruck will make this a stay to remember. Alternatively, or additionally, you can also participate in a guided mountain hike in the Greater Innsbruck area (available from mid-June).