Shortly after the start of your bike tour you will reach the so-called Olympic Village and soon afterwards Hall in Tirol. The historic city, which is well worth seeing, was the center of coin production in the Middle Ages. In nearby Wattens you can visit the famous Swarovski Crystal Worlds. Via the formerly rich town of Schwaz, where silver was mined in the past, you reach today's stage destination Strass, which is at the entrance to the Zillertal.

Inn Valley Cycle Path © TVB innsbruck Photographer Moser

Several impressive castles point the way to Brixlegg and Rattenberg. The smallest town in Tyrol is also known for artistic glass production. Passing the Kundler Klamm and Wörgl you reach Kufstein, the so-called pearl of Tyrol, which is towered over by a mighty fortress.

Inn cycle path with a view of Kufstein Castle, © Tirol Werbung, Norbert Freudenthaler

Following the Inn Cycle Path you will soon leave Tyrol and drive over the German border into the Bavarian Alpine foothills. The Inn is now getting wider and you cycle on the dam to Rosenheim. We continue leisurely through small villages, partly on dam paths, partly through riparian forests and finally to the stage destination Wasserburg. The idyllic medieval town is unique, right in the bend of the river, 7/8 surrounded by the Inn.

City of Wasserburg © pixabay

Today you cycle through small villages past castles and palaces via Gars, Kraiburg and St. Erasmus to Mühldorf am Inn. The medieval center of the old trading town invites you to stroll and linger with its magnificent town houses and arcades.

Natural idyll on the Inn Cycle Path, © Inn-Salzach Tourismus

Today you come to the pilgrimage sites Altötting and Marktl via Töging on the Inn Cycle Path. We continue past the confluence of the Inn and Salzach rivers to Burghausen with the longest castle complex in Europe. Crossing the border to Austria you finally reach Braunau am Inn, which has a beautiful, restored old town and the parish church with the third highest steeple in Austria.

Inn Cycle Path in Upper Austria, © Oberösterreich Tourismus GmbH, Hermann Erber

Today the Inn Cycle Path takes you to the European reserve “Unterer Inn”. Via the baroque Obernberg and the Reichersberg Abbey, you will travel to the baroque town of Schärding and on to the episcopal city of Passau. The Inn flows into the Danube in the beautiful "Three River City".

Schärding, © Tourismusverband Scharding

Return transfer to Innsbruck or individual return journey

View of St. Stephanin Cathedral in Passau, © Passau Tourismus