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The most beautiful handbike tours in Tyrol

In many Tyrolean holiday regions, there are specially selected routes that are designed not only for classic bikes, but also for handbikes in particular. These tours are sufficiently wide, have a tested surface and there are often barrier-free refreshment stops along the route.
    • Difficultydifficult
    • Length27.5 km
    • Duration4:00 h
    • Elevation uphill1,500 m
    • PlaceKaunertal / Ötztaler Alpen
  • Winding mountain road
  • Demanding route
  • Asphalt road
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    • Difficultyeasy
    • Length32.5 km
    • Duration1:10 h
    • Elevation uphill200 m
    • PlaceLeutasch / Wetterstein-Gebirge and Mieminger Kette
  • Barrier-free refreshment stops along the tour
  • Easy route with insights into the nature of the Leutasch Valley
  • Ganghofer Museum cultural centre along the route
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    • Difficultyeasy
    • Length50.5 km
    • Duration3:45 h
    • Elevation uphill728 m
  • Pleasure handbike tour through the Oberinntal valley
  • Moderate gradients
  • A section of the Inn Cycle Path stage 2
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    • Difficultyeasy
    • Length97.0 km
    • Duration4:30 h
    • Elevation uphill390 m
    • PlaceSilz / Stubaier Alpen
  • Flat tour along the Inn
  • Refreshment stop at Stams Abbey
  • Section of the Innradweg
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    • Opening hoursclosed
    • Difficultymedium
    • Length13.5 km
    • Duration1:00 h
    • Elevation uphill35 m
    • PlaceAchenkirch am Achensee / Brandenberger Alpen (Rofan)
  • Easy route along the shores of Lake Achensee
  • Easy climbs
  • Return with the Achensee boat
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    • Difficultydifficult
    • Length3.3 km
    • Duration1:00 h
    • Elevation uphill105 m
    • Place / Karwendel
  • Slight inclines
  • Ride through a sparse spruce forest
  • Stop off at the Falzturn alpine inn
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