Inn Cycle Path: St Moritz to Innsbruck

Switzerland and Austria are dream teams when it comes to panoramic cycling holidays. The bike ride from St. Moritz to Innsbruck couldn't be more varied, and yet the individual day stages are consistent. For eight days, your route takes you from elegant St. Moritz via the Engadine to Innsbruck, the city with the Golden Roof. 

Mountain panoramas alternate with the lush forests of the Swiss National Park and the cultural offer is also impressive. And culinary? It plays a very important role in Engadine and also in Tyrol. You have the delicious choice between the famous Engadine nut cake, Bündnerfleisch, Tiroler Gröstl and many other specialities.

Details about the cycling tour between St Moritz and Innsbruck

The panoramas along the Inn that await you during an eight-day cycling holiday between St. Moritz and Innsbruck are astonishing. Now and then, stop and let the impressions sink in - and take them home as lasting memories. The cycle tour along the lake is particularly idyllic at the start of the cycle tour, which takes you to the source of the Inn origin.

The highlights of the Inn Cycle Path cycling holiday at a glance

• Picturesque Engadine: The Engadine villages such as Zernez, Susch or Lavin seem to have sprung from an old homeland novel, as do the deep green forests and high valleys. Glamorous St. Moritz shines in its splendour

• Hospitable Tyrol: On the fifth day of your cycling holiday, you cross the border between Switzerland and Austria and immediately feel the Tyrolean hospitality

• Cycle paths along the source of the Inn: The river rises at the Maloja Pass in the Engadine and flows into the Danube in Passau. You don't go that far with the river, but you cycle along it a bit to Innsbruck

Things worth knowing about the bike tour from St. Moritz to Innsbruck

At the start of the tour, elegant flair and a tour of the surrounding lakes of St. Moritz await you. Day after day you cycle a little further towards the Tyrolean capital Innsbruck. The day stages are between 35 and 65 kilometres long and are mostly on beautiful cycling paths. Only two to three intermediate climbs are easily mastered with a little fitness.