15 Easy Bike Rides in the Valley

• Easy riding among Tirol’s wildest mountains
• Along the banks of the Isar river
• Beautiful untouched natural surroundings

• Impressive views of 3,000-metre mountains in the Reichenspitz Massif
• Homemade produce on offer at the Issalm hut

• Mountain bike ride through the lush Gaistal Valley
• Views of the Wetterstein Mountains and the Zugspitz Massif
• Children’s playground at the Tillfussalm hut

• Bike ride in the Karwendel Nature Park
• Tarmac road up to the Gramaialm
• All the way to the end of the Falzthurntal Valley

• Section of the "Via Claudia Augusta" long-distance bike trail
• Leads to one of the cleanest lakes in the Alps

• Ride taking in the largest area of moorland in North Tirol
• Nice and flat, making it suitable for riders of all abilities
• Your reward at the end – a swim in one of Tirol’s warmest lakes

- Majestic views of the Wilder Kaiser Massif
- Detour to various mountain doctor's surgeries possible

• Family-friendly: easy route for gravel bikes, e-bikes and families.
• Impressive landscape with the Gschnitztal mountain panorama, the unspoilt valley and the Trins fields
• Culinary stops at the Liftstüberl or the Pumafalle, Kneipp facility and alpaca farm along the way

• Route along the Inn Valley that can be customised to your wishes
• Five flat stages from Pfunds to Kufstein/Erl
• Natural highlights, cultural gems and family-friendly activities en route

• Imposing mountains of East Tirol, ideal for families and those who like to take it easy
• Flat route, idyllic rest stops, children’s highlight such as the adventure park in Sillian
• Can be made as short or as long as you wish
• Cultural highlights: Ancient town of Aguntum, Bruck Castle in Lienz

• Numerous attractions along the route
• The Zillertalbahn railway can be used to shorten the trail

• from place to place through the Paznaun valley
• accompanied by high alpine views of the Verwall and the Silvretta
• asphalted throughout

• Can be completed in four short stages
• Spectacular bridges over the Ötztaler Ache river, no riding on the main road

• Cycle path along the Isel river, one of the last remaining wild rivers in the Alps
• Circular ride suitable for beginners

• Bike ride along the Lech river, one of the last remaining wild rivers in the Alps
• Large gravel banks ideal for taking a break
• Wheelchair-accessible

• Varied tour in the Tyrolean lowlands
• Wilder Kaiser view, Pillersee, Großache and numerous farms along the way
• Quiet cycle paths, side roads and forest tracks