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An area of low pressure is spreading over Central Europe and we are under its influence, unfortunately. We will therefore see changing, but mostly dense cloud with occasional showers.

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An area of low pressure is spreading over Central Europe and we are under its influence, unfortunately. We will therefore see changing, but mostly dense cloud with occasional showers.

Tendency

Behind today’s weather fronts, the airflow will quickly swing to the south and bring us once again warm, subtropical air masses. Under the influence of foehn winds, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday will be warm.

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Cycling tours

TRUE ENJOYMENT FOR BICYCLE LOVERS

In addition to the many mountain bike routes and road bike tours in Innsbruck, there are also an abundance of great routes for leisurely cyclists with climbs to suit all ability levels. A total of 125 kilometres of perfectly maintained bike paths are just waiting to be explored. The extensive tours lead over gentle hills, past idyllic mountain pastures and through spectacular alpine landscapes with panoramic mountain views. A true feast for the eyes! Tasty treats for the stomach and ideal refreshments also await along the way at the many guesthouses, restaurants and direct sellers located along the routes. Making your bike tour a winner on two fronts.

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Long-distance cycle route Munich to Venice

12950 M 12.950 M
560 KM 560 KM
medium medium
Cycle from the Alps to the sea A multi-day tour through three countries (Germany, Austria and Italy) with many natural attractions, cultural highlights, traditional towns, historical sights, Tyrolean dishes, alpine lakes, imperial palaces and impressive castles along the way. Bus and train connections are available. The route covers 560 kilometres from start to finish and traverses many different worlds along the way. Specifically, the five different experience worlds covered on the individual stages. The Bavarian part of the route features idyllic waterways and lakes, the treasures of Tyrol enchant bikers during the second stage and in South Tyrol, a charming combination of alpine and Mediterranean lifestyle awaits. Riders then pass the impressive Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage site, before reaching the final stage across the Venetian Plain, past grand villas, small Italian towns and historic locations. A tempting diversion: taking a dip in the sea in Jesolo before venturing into the hustle and bustle of the lagoon city of Venice. Stage 2: The treasures of Tyrol The route leads from the sparkling green waters of Lake Achensee, through the Inn Valley to the city of Innsbruck. There are plenty of places to visit along the way, for example the famous Swarovski Crystal Worlds in Wattens. This sparkling attraction features a shimmering crystal forest, as well as many other carefully designed and impressively staged crystal creations. If rhinestones are not your scene, you can simply continue the ride past the old silver-mining town of Schwaz and the idyllic town of Hall to Innsbruck. If you have the time, the Capital of the Alps is perfect for a quick stopover. Delicious traditional meals such as the "Tiroler Gröstl" potato dish or "Kaspressknödel" cheese dumplings feature on the many restaurant menus and you can take a trip up to 2,000 metres above sea level on the Nordkettenbahnen lifts and cable cars to enjoy breathtaking alpine views. For culture lovers, the city has scores of museums to visit, guided city tours to enjoy and sights to admire. Click here to view the PDF brochure

Cycle & Savour in the Inn Valley

289 M 289 M
45 KM 45 KM
easy easy
Discover culinary highlights from local producers! On the Cycle & Savour bike path in the Inn Valley west of Innsbruck, the focus is not on the kilometres covered but instead on local products. 24 stops along the route provide delicious delights ranging from honey and schnapps to home-grown fruit. Cyclists can pick up souvenirs from the various local business and farmers along the way or put together the perfect ingredients for a delicious picnic. The local producers of these tasty specialties are not only accessible by bike but also on foot or by car. You can find more information and a detailed brochure about the Cycle & Savour bike path here or at the tourist information centres in Telfs and Mieming.

Cycle & Savour on the Mieming Plateau

420 M 420 M
35 KM 35 KM
easy easy
The 35-kilometre-long Cycle & Savour route on the Mieming Plateau is a scenic ride with an added bonus for leisurely cyclists: in addition to beautiful views, it is also possible to sample Tyrolean cuisine at the guesthouses and direct sellers along the way. Good route markings lead from one local seller to the next. The producers of these tasty local specialties are also easily accessible on foot or by car.

The Inn Cycle Path

390 M 390 M
97 KM 97 KM
easy easy
The Inn Cycle Path – following the river downstream through Innsbruck The Inn Cycle Path offers 520 kilometres of pure biking fun. It follows the river from its source in the Engadine in Switzerland until it meets the Danube in the German town of Passau. The biking paradise of Innsbruck lies in the middle of the route. Bikers can enjoy impressive landscapes, amazing panoramic mountain views and idyllic riverside trails. Innsbruck also offers history, sightseeing and delicious cuisine. The Golden Roof, numerous museums and modern architecture make it a great place for a stop along the way. Our page on food and drink shows the best guesthouses, restaurants and bars in Innsbruck. Perfect for replenishing energy levels after a hard day on your bike.   The section from Silz to Innsbruck Anyone who starts in Switzerland will pass through the picturesque Mieming Plateau and Inn Valley region on the section between Silz (start in Landeck) and Innsbruck. The route passes Telfs and Zirl and then continues on past the Martinswand climbing paradise to Innsbruck. The route runs along the shore of the River Inn at a slight but constant decline without any ascents.   The section from Innsbruck to Strass From Innsbruck, the Inn Cycle Path continues down the River Inn, past the village of Rum, on to the town of Hall in Tirol and then further along the river past Kufstein. More information about the route and the various stages can be found on the official Inn Cycle Path website.

The Mieming circuit

148 M 148 M
14 KM 14 KM
easy easy
An easy family-friendly bike tour, partly on the circular "Sonnenplateau Rundwanderweg" hiking trail, with several places to cool off along the way. Start at the swimming lake car park in Untermieming - head northeast towards Untermieming - continue past the hamlet of Fiecht and along the Fiechter Valley - cross the main road - continue via Unterfeld and past the outlying farms to Wildermieming - head west via the Brente settlement to Obermieming - pass Lehnbach car park and cross the bridge to join the Steinreichweg trail - continue south via Barwies and Seegasse street - pass the hamlet See - Tabland - from Zein back to the starting point  

Nasses Tal (route 34)

349 M 349 M
5.8 KM 5.8 KM
medium medium
A family-friendly bike tour along the peaceful "Nasses Tal" from Völs to Axams. This route leads uphill at a moderate gradient from the rest area Völs/Axamer Bach (altitude 581 m) via the Bauhof district and along the "Nasses Tal" stream to the centre of the village of Axams (874 m). Upon arrival in Axams, you can take the same route back to Völs or make the ride even more scenic by adding on a section to Natterer See lake and then riding back down to Innsbruck from there. The route has been classified as intermediate and is just under six kilometres long. Conditionally suitable for families with older children

The Obsteig circuit

172 M 172 M
10.9 KM 10.9 KM
easy easy
This easy family-friendly bike tour leads through many beautiful landscapes including the larch forests that are known as the "burning larches" in late autumn when their foliage turns a bright orange. Start at Arzkasten car park - follow the paved road west towards Weisland and Holzleiten - cross the main road at the underpass - continue east through the forest - pass the hamlets of Finsterfiecht, Thal, Wald and Roller to Unterstrass - continue north past Hotel Tyrol to the "Sonnenplateau Rundwanderweg" hiking trail - head west and follow the route slightly uphill back to the starting point.  

A circular cycling tour in the southern mountains

682 M 682 M
30 KM 30 KM
medium medium
A scenic and diverse circuit around the southern alpine plateau. This tour takes a varied route through the hilly "Mittelgebirge", passing through forests, villages and quiet fields between the villages of Igls and Tulfes, high above the Inn Valley. From Igls, the route is initially flat. It leads past Lanser See lake to the village of Lans and then climbs gently up to the village of Sistrans (with old, painted farmhouses). The route continues past the "Wiesenhof" guesthouse to Judenstein, leads back via the villages of Rinn and Tulfes and then continues downhill towards Hall until it reaches the "Glockenhof". From there, it leads along the quiet country road through the Zimmertal (with views of the Karwendel mountains) to Ampass. From there, the route leads past the Gothic "Viertelsäule" column and uphill to Aldrans. Finally, the route passes the village of Lans and heads back to Igls on a hilly section characterised by several short but steep ascents and descents. Worth seeing along the way: Rinn/Judenstein: the little Baroque pilgrimage church Ampass: Pfarrkirche zum hl. Johannes (the Parish Church of St John) with its free-standing bell tower

Cycle route along the old Roman road

529 M 529 M
15.3 KM 15.3 KM
easy easy
On the trail of the Romans to Matrei am Brenner. This route starts in the village of Igls and heads up towards Patsch, passing the "Grünwalderhof" former Thurn-und-Taxis postal station, before continuing along the quiet Römerstraße road with its wonderful views of the Europabrücke bridge and the Stubai Alps. The route continues via Ellbögen and the districts of St Peter, Mühltal and Innerellbögen, towards Pfons and Matrei. Worth seeing along the way: Patsch: the Parish Church of St Donatus St. Peter: the Parish Church of St Peter Innerellbögen: Hinterlocher Mill (milling demonstrations every Friday from the end of July until the beginning of September) Matrei: the magnificently-decorated townhouses and taverns

Mieming bike path (23)

549 M 549 M
16.8 KM 16.8 KM
easy easy
An easy bike tour from Telfs in the Inn Valley that leads up to the Mieming Plateau and then gently climbs at the foot of the Mieming Range from Wildermieming via Mieming and Obsteig to Arzkasten. Start at Wendelinus car park in Telfs - take route 23 - continue past the Gerhardhof to Wildermieming - cross the Mieming Plateau, mostly on the Mieming Plateau Cycle & Savour route, to Obsteig-Arzkasten; option to continue via Weisland and Holzleiten to Nassereith

The Tschirgantrunde route

656 M 656 M
52.4 KM 52.4 KM
medium medium
The Tschirgantrunde route is made up of various sections that lead over the Mieming Plateau, through the Inn Valley, along the Via Claudia Augusta and through the idyllic Gurgl Valley. The hike starts at Arzkasten car park. First follow path number 23 to Obsteig and then continue on to Gschwent. From Barwies, take path number 25 via See to Mötz and then the R3 Inn Cycle Path towards Roppen until you come to Imst. From there, take the R8 Via Claudia Augusta via Tarrenz to Nassereith and then the number 23 bike path to Roßbach, Holzleiten, Weisland and Arzkasten.

The Vital-Radweg bike path

330 M 330 M
23.3 KM 23.3 KM
medium medium
This route starts from the car park at the Patscherkofelbahn gondola and leads through the village centre of Igls to the tram stop "Bahnhof Igls" (the final stop on tram line 6 in Igls). From there, it continues along the tracks of tram line 6, past Lanser See lake to the charming Vogelhütte cafe. The route then continues through the villages of Aldrans and Lans, past Herzsee lake and Wiesenhöfe, to Rinn/Judenstein. The return journey passes Wiesenhöfe again before leading through the village of Sistrans and back to the starting point at the Patscherkofelbahn lift. The route leads from village to village through alpine meadows and forests and is primarily paved. The forest sections are gravel. There are also connections from Patsch to Igls, from Hall via Aldrans-Ampass-Ebenwald and from Hall/Volders via Rinn-Gasteig.
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