Holidays in Rinn – Innsbruck Region

Rinner Alm toboggan run

medium

3.7 km

465 m

1.5 h

City: Rinn

Population: 1.877
Altitude: 918 metres above sea level
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Tourist information centres in the region are currently closed. Information is available online or by phone.

T: +43 512 / 53 56

office@innsbruck.info

An idyllic country village to the southeast of Innsbruck: Rinn lies at the foot of Patscherkofel mountain and was home to a famous freedom fighter from the 19th century. Andreas Hofer's "right hand man", Josef Speckbacher, called this place home. A lesser-known female freedom fighter also comes from Rinn: a farmer's maid called Katharina Lanz who fought against Napoleonic troops at the end of the 18th century. The origin of the name Rinn probably comes from the Rhaeto-Romanic word "Run", meaning clearing site. The village was first mentioned as "Runne" in the 13th century.

Kinderland Rinn

Kinderland Rinn is open daily and is an ideal ski area for children and beginners of all ages. The Snow & Fun Park for cool kids runs alongside the piste and has various obstacles specifically for children. Modern snowmaking facilities ensure optimal piste conditions throughout the season and night skiing is possible every Friday from 6 pm to 9 pm.

Cross-country ski trails in Rinn

Well-groomed tracks and pristine nature await cross-country skiers in Rinn. There are two cross-country ski trails with sections of varying difficulty. The "Panoramaloipe" (panoramic trail) starts opposite the car park for Kinderland Rinn. It runs along sunny fields towards Judenstein and Oberen Hochstraße road and then back behind the Rinner Bichl. The "Golfloipe" (golf trail) starts south of the main road, slightly west of the car park for Kinderland Rinn. It leads over the golf course, parts of it are shady and it is more snow-sure than the "Panoramaloipe". Both trails include both diagonal and skating tracks.

A church with history

Judenstein near Rinn used to be a place of pilgrimage. Today, the 17th century Church of the Visitation in Judenstein is a popular venue for weddings and baptisms. A marble plaque in the church commemorates the Tyrolean freedom fighter Josef Speckbacher, who lived in Rinn for two decades. The ceiling paintings are by Josef Ignaz Mildorfer.

Relaxation with views of the Nordkette mountain range

Rinn has become a renowned destination for nature lovers. You can enjoy views of the entire Nordkette mountain range from there and the Inn Valley lies at your feet. Hikers, mountain bikers, golfers, tennis players, active holidaymakers and relaxation seekers all come together in the village of Rinn!

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Winter hiking programme

The area around Innsbruck is home to many winter hiking routes that take you through romantic winter landscapes, snowy forests and snowy mountain peaks.

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Weather today in

Rinn
Fineweather: 60%

2°C/36°F

A mild airflow accompanied by foehn winds has established! Whereas powder snow fans will surely not be happy about this, those who do not like the cold will be delighted. All day, we will see variable amounts of cloud and mild temperatures.

To the Panoramacam

Saturday

6°C/43°F

Sunday

-1°C/30°F