Inn Cycle Route

• Cycle ways and rural roads, country roads with little traffic and village roads
• from the start in Nauders a longer downhill section and a 6km-long stretch along the federal road between Martina (CH) and Pfunds
• some hilly stretches to Telfs, then the route’s course continues flat
• Very good, officially marked and signposted cycle network

Touring bicycle
Pedelec/E-Bike

Suitable for families with children from the age of approx. 10 years (appropriate cycling enthusiasm required)

• Daily from May 1^st to September 25^th 2024

• 7 days | 6 nights (incl. days of arrival and departure)

• Stretch trip - approx. 220 cycling kilometres

• Individual cycling trip

• From 2 persons (single travellers on application)

Visit Tyrol’s westernmost county town

Via Claudia shuttle bus brings you from train station Landeck to Nauders or Pfunds which is where you start your cycling tour from. En route you pass the medieval castles of Sigmundsried and Landeck, the sunny grassland slopes of Fließ with their unique steppe flora and two of the most beautiful gorges of Tyrol: the romantic Tösener gorge and the mystic Zammer Lochputz gorge.

Diversity between high mountains.
Discover the Imst gorge, the Roman Bath in Roppen, the famous Monastery of Stams or the Peace Bell in Mösern/Telfs. Water enthusiasts should take a break at the Haiming rafting and Canyoning centre.

From Telfs the cycle way leads evenly towards the heart of the Alps. Spend half a day in Innsbruck and experience the many facets of the alpine city.

Not only gold glitters…
In Tyrol it used to be silver once, nowadays the glittering glass crystals captivate visitors from all over the world. Visit the historic mint in Hall, the fascinating Swarovski Crystal Worlds in Wattens and the medieval silver town of Schwaz. Lake Achensee on the other hand is a natural gem that can be reached from Jenbach by taking the nostalgic steam cog railway.

A small jewel and the “Pearl of the Tyrol”.
Passing the historic glassblowers’ town of Rattenberg, Northern Tyrol’s smallest town, you get to Kufstein the town that is referred to as “Pearl of Tyrol” in the “Kufsteiner Lied” song. Your tour ends with a view of the impressive fortress.