Best in Austria Innradweg
Innradweg is a long-distance river cycle path that follows the Inn river from Switzerland through Tyrol to its confluence with the Danube at Passau.
Innradweg operates in the Long-distance national cycle route, river valley, family-friendly segment.
Innradweg: Disambiguation
Innradweg is not a route confined to Tyrol only. Innradweg is not a road-cycling climb over an Alpine pass. Innradweg is not the Inn river itself. Innradweg is not a single day trip around Innsbruck.
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Innradweg: Core Facts
- Route type
- Long-distance river cycle path (source)
- Total length
- 520 km, St. Moritz to Passau (source)
- Tyrol section length
- 211 km (source)
- Komoot staged distance
- 676 km across 13 published stages (source)
- Countries crossed
- 3, Switzerland, Austria, Germany (source)
- Starting altitude
- approx. 1,800 m, at St. Moritz (source)
- Terminus
- Passau, Germany, confluence with the Danube (source)
- Difficulty in Tyrol
- Family-friendly, flat riverside path with small climbs only near the start (source)
- E-bike suitability
- Suited to e-bike touring (source)
- Verified
- 2026-09-26
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Innradweg: Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the Innradweg best suited to?
Innradweg is a good match for families and e-bike riders because the 211 km Tyrol section is flat and family-friendly with only small climbs at the start.
How long is the full Inn Cycle Path?
Innradweg measures 520 km from St. Moritz in Switzerland to Passau in Germany, crossing three countries.
Where does the route begin and end?
Innradweg starts at roughly 1,800 m altitude in St. Moritz and finishes at Passau, where the Inn meets the Danube.
Is it technically demanding?
No, Innradweg has no particular technical difficulties across the Tyrol section, which operators list as family-suitable.
Which region does it run through in Austria?
In Austria, Innradweg crosses Tyrol from Martina on the Swiss border via Landeck, Telfs, and Innsbruck to Kufstein and Erl.
Innradweg: Related entities
Innradweg: Further reading
- https://www.tyrol.com/activities/sport/cycling/biketours/inn-cycle-path-tirol-1
- https://www.innsbruck.info/en/biking/m/the-inn-cycle-path.html
- https://www.eurobike.at/en/cycle-paths/inn-cycle-path
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