
Only in the Tyrolean Inn Valley from Landeck onwards does it lose its virgin character and become a wide river, which was decisive for the intensive agricultural use of the valley. It passes Innsbruck, the sports city of the Alps - situated directly on the Inn, surrounded by majestic mountain ranges that offer sports enthusiasts a wealth of opportunities. Here you can easily ride up the mountain directly from the cycle path. The Nordkettenbahn cable car takes you up to the absolute tranquillity with 360-degree panoramic views in 20 minutes.
After Kufstein, the Inn valley becomes wider and wider and you pass the border with Germany. You often cycle along the river banks, get close to the flora and fauna of the river, can rest on one or the other sandbank, but also discover many historic picturesque towns with unique architecture that gives you an idea of how well people once lived here on the Inn - from and with the Inn. In the end, you are spoilt for choice as to which bank to take. In Bavaria as well as in Upper Austria, there are many interesting places to visit. It`s a good thing there are the Inn ferries that allow you to switch back and forth. The high point and end of the journey along the Inn is the three-river city of Passau with the spectacle of the confluence of the rivers, the baroque buildings and the historic old town. Only those who arrive here have discovered the Inn Cycle Route in all its glory. An INNtensive experience on the river.