Whether mountain biking, road biking or e-biking: Tyrol has the perfect paths and trails for all bike fans and aspiring bike enthusiasts, combined with unique mountain landscapes and fantastic scenery. As good preparation is key, we’ve put together this page to present lovely cycle paths and bike trails, most of which are easy routes without major climbs, as well as accommodation that is well suited to bike enthusiasts and rental shops and bike schools that can help with equipment choices and riding technique.
Cycling tours: Leisurely cycling
Mountain biking: out on the trails
Road bike: kilometres on tarmac
E-bike: Go further, stress-free
The journey is the destination
And this is a particularly good one. There aren’t many places where you can cycle through scenery as breathtaking as the Innsbruck region: along the River Inn, past stunning lakes and always surrounded by impressive mountains.
This is what the Munich-Venice long-distance cycle route is all about. The section that leads through Tyrol is also accompanied by stunning mountain scenery and leads past Tyrolean treasures such as the Swarovski Crystal Worlds.
As the name suggests, this moderately difficult circular tour leads to three mountain huts where you can enjoy regional delicacies - including beautiful views.
There’s a lot to discover on the Cycle & Savour bike path on the Mieming Plateau: many of the guesthouses and direct sellers along the way offer local specialities.
The Inn Cycle Path leads through the Innsbruck region and impresses with its fantastic mountain scenery and idyllic riverside route.
Bike Service & Experiences
Cycling is learned: here you’ll find a selection of bike schools and guides, as well as rental and repair shops.
Discover the city spontaneously by bike? Nothing could be easier with the city bike. The rental bike can be easily rented and returned at the numerous rental terminals and can be used free of charge for 24 hours by holders of the Welcome Card.
The Experience Program: seasonal & guided tours
In the Innsbruck region, there are plenty of guided experiences to enjoy between the city and the mountains – tailored to the season all year round and available at a discount with the Welcome Card.
Sightseeing by bike
Getting from A to B is easy in Innsbruck thanks to the well-developed network of cycle paths.
Bike rental made easy
If you suddenly catch the bike bug, we recommend renting a bike from one of the region’s many shops or workshops.
Practice makes perfect
Whether it’s your first time in the saddle or you’re a pro and want to learn something new, there are plenty of bike schools and guides who are on hand with advice and action.
Videos
A day with my bicycle - the Greek Paul takes us for a day through Innsbruck - on his bike.
Innsbruck - Mayrhofen - Wattens: A round trip by bike
Exciting biking stories from our bloggers
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Mountain biking at the Rangger Köpfl
02.10.2026
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World-class road cycling in Innsbruck
14.04.2026
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Five Fingers road cycling tour from Innsbruck
17.10.2025
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By bike or on foot to the Neue Magdeburger Hütte
06.10.2025
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Cycling through the Tyrolean Oberland
17.07.2025
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Sporty after-work options in Innsbruck in summer
14.07.2025
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Bike & Hike to Lake Taxer See
30.06.2025
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Road bike tours around Innsbruck
24.06.2025
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Flat S*cks – Girls Bikecamp in the Bikepark Mutters
28.05.2025
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Culinary eBike tour: The Genuss-Radweg Mieming
15.07.2024
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Tour of Austria: Final spurt in Kühtai
01.07.2024
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Firmly in the saddle: Crankworx Innsbruck 2024
04.06.2024
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With the bike to the Pfeishütte
11.09.2022
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By e-bike up Innsbruck’s local mountain
07.08.2022
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Crankworx World Tour Mountain Biking Festival in Innsbruck June 2022
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Epic Innsbruck 19-05: Bike -Ski Jumping at Bergisel
04.10.2019
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Welcome Card
The Welcome Card is available free of charge from our partner establishments with a stay of at least two nights. It includes offers and discounts on a variety of attractions, as well as free use of public transport in the Innsbruck region.
The Innsbruck Card is a city card that can be purchased for 24, 48 or 72 hours. It includes numerous sights and mountain lifts, as well as free use of public transport within the city of Innsbruck.
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