Why is Tyrol a favourite destination for racing cyclists?

Tyrol offers varied routes, challenging Alpine passes and an impressive mountain backdrop that makes every race an experience.

What are the highlights of the Tour of Austria?

Exciting stages through Austria's alpine landscapes, a long tradition since 1949 and top international participants make the Tour of Austria unique.

Are the Tour of Austria and the Tour of Austria the same thing?

Yes, from 1949 to 2022 the race was called Österreichrundfahrt, then it was renamed Tour of Austria.

Are there racing bike events for hobby cyclists in Tyrol?

Yes, hobby cyclists can also take part in racing bike events. However, the starting places are coveted and usually filled quickly. The Ötztal Cycle Marathon is one of the best-known hobby bike races.

Events

The best road bike events in Tyrol

Every second is haggled for at the top. It's hard to believe the times the pros set in these races when they cross the finish line. Nevertheless, amateurs and hobby cyclists are also welcome at these racing events - and invited to share the course with the pros.

- PlaceInnsbruck
- 20. Apr 2026 - 24. Apr 2026

709 kilometres
through the European region Tyrol-South Tyrol-Trentino

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the oldest cycling marathon in Austria with over 70 years of history
with 5,450 metres in altitude and 228 kilometres one of the most challenging cycling marathons in the Alps

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Dreiländer Giro: legendary cycle race in three countries and over 3,000 metres in altitude
Race Across the Alps: the toughest one-day race in the world - 540 km in 32 hours
Night race through the centre of the village

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Choice of 66, 103, 138 or 214 route kilometres
for amateurs and professionals
Impressive racing bike routes through the Tannheimer Tal

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- PlaceKühtai
- 07. Jul 2026 - 12. Jul 2026

814 kilometres through the whole of Austria
Traditional race through Austria since 1949
Experience the greats of the cycling scene up close

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Challenging route: 150 km, 2,500 metres in altitude and alpine mountain passes
for professional and amateur riders worldwide
Enthusiastic spectators and the Alpine panorama create a unique atmosphere

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Three routes for different ability levels - from professionals to hobby riders
new route for e-bikes, which makes the Kufsteinerland experience tangible
varied supporting programme

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Cycling marathon of superlatives: 5,500 metres in altitude and 227 kilometres
Cycle race over 4 Alpine passes

The classic to the Kitzbüheler Horn: 216 kilometres and 4,600 metres of altitude difference
KRM Classic or KRM Kitz? Riders only make this decision during the race, at the latest at the "point of no return"

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