Higher, faster, further: on a road bike, your love of adventure need know no bounds. This is true for the Innsbruck region too. The capital of Tyrol is an ideal starting point for bike tours. There are numerous routes in the area that lead through the beautiful alpine scenery and cultural landscapes of Tyrol and have a lot to offer for both aspiring and experienced road cyclists – from scenic circuits in the Inn Valley to spectacular mountain roads.
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The best of the best
Whether you’re a beginner or a pro: you’re sure to find the right challenge for you on Innsbruck’s roads. Here we’ll introduce you to six popular road bike tours.
It doesn't get much steeper: with a gradient of up to 28 percent, the Höttinger Höll is no picnic – and therefore only suitable for really fit cyclists.
Up and down it goes on this difficult tour, where you ride to Kühtai three times in one day – from three different starting points.
All about biking
Need more inspiration? No problem! Here you will find pictures and info from the Road World Championships 2018 in Innsbruck and an overview of what else the region has to offer in summer.
A sporty flashback
Great performances, exciting decisions and a unique atmosphere – that was the Road World Championships 2018 in Innsbruck.
Summer fun
Sport, culture, food and more: the Innsbruck region stands out in summer thanks to its wide variety of activities and attractions.
Moving moments ... literally
Inspiration from the Kühtai Rodeo
Road biking in Tyrol, Rapha Tyrol
From Kematen over the Kühtai Saddle to Oetz
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