Inn River Cycling
It will not surprise anyone to know that Tyrol has an inexhaustible network of mountain roads and spectacular views. However, the extensive river basin of the Inntal valley is also attractive for families.
Relaxed Cycling
For our bike guests we offer a lockable garage, a washing opportunity and proper tools for the bikes as well as a drying room for clothing and shoes.
Service for Cyclists
Over the past few years, a great deal has been invested in the comfort of cycling enthusiasts. The paths are extremely well marked, information on the highlights of the route is easily and widely available, and plenty of technical support is also provided.
The Inn Cycle Path
The Inn cycle path is more than 500 km long and is one of the longest cycle paths in Europe. Starting in Maloja (Switzerland) and leading to Passau (Germany) through the Tyrolean Inn Valley, in part through fairly remote areas and old towns and markets, this route passes through a great contrast in scenery with many cultural highlights and places of interest. As there are very few hills to climb, the Inn cycle path offers unspoiled cycling fun for the whole family.
Along the Inn Cycle Path: Strass towards Ebbs
When you enter the Zillertal valley, the Inn cycle path leads past the Schloss Rotholz castle and offers views of the "Wallfahrtskirche Mariä Heimsuchung" pilgrims' church on the Brettfall. Kramsach is famous for its Museum of Tyrolean Farmhouses and its museum cemetery.
More Cycling Routes
The Inn Cycle Path Heading to Innsbruck
Without stopping, the journey from Radfeld to Innsbruck takes an average of 4 hours. However, you do not need to ride that far as there are a number of landmarks along the way that are well worth a visit. The first section of the Inn cycle path leads you directly along the banks of the River Inn to Silberstadt Schwaz.