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View of the mountain village of Scuol by a mountain stream, surrounded by forests and mountains

St. Moritz – Innsbruck

The breath-taking cycle path along the Inn River

7 Days / 6 Nights
Medium
155  kg
CO₂-Emissions are offset
155  kg
CO₂-Emissions are offset
View of the mountain village of Scuol by a mountain stream, surrounded by forests and mountains

Unspoiled nature, and in such an impressive and diverse way you can hardly get enough of the mountain panoramas on this 7-day tour from Switzerland to Austria. Soak up the peace and quiet of this unique area, it will be good for you!

Cyclist overlooking Zernez
Lake by St. Moritz
View of an alley in the artists' village of Guarda
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Do not leave the starting point of St. Moritz before you have done some ‘people watching’, because this is where the upper class meets for winter sports etc. On the way you will find there is an enormous number of picturesque villages that shape the Engadine and its culture. Zernez is the gateway to the Swiss National Park, where, with a bit of luck, you can spot deer, chamois and marmots.

On the 4th day of the tour your reach the Austrian border and continue the tour in Tyrol. Past Stuben and Landeck, Imst awaits with numerous fountains, churches and chapels. After all this you can enjoy Innsbruck’s hospitality, where Kasspressknödel (cheese dumplings), Tyrolean Gröstel and other delights are available for refreshment.

  • The glamourous St. Moritz: Aristocrats, entrepreneurs and stars – they all come to St. Moritz to work or strap on skis for winter sports fun. Walk in the footsteps of ‘high society’ and explore the elegant boutiques and chic restaurants.
  • Magnificent mountain panoramas in the Swiss Engadine: It is one of the highest inhabited valleys in all of Europe. So it’s no wonder that you can enjoy very special views in the high mountain landscape.
  • The artist village of Guarda offers many artistically painted houses and is a real feast for the eyes. By the way, the type of decoration in this village is calls sgraffiti, which is a special scratching technique. One of the most famous children’s books in Switzerland has its origin here: A Bell for Ursli.
  • The Golden Roof in Innsbruck: It is the symbol of the Tyrolean capital and is worth a visit. Also because of the adjoining lively old town centre, which invites you to take a stroll. Incidentally, the Golden Roof itself consists of 2,657 fire-gilded copper shingles.

On the slightly hilly tour you must accept an ascent or two, but there are also some descents to take it easier. The network of paths is characterised by easily navigable gravel roads and forest paths. The Inn starts at its source quite contemplative, meanders wildly through Switzerland and gradually reaches full width.

Cyclist overlooking Zernez
Lake by St. Moritz
View of an alley in the artists' village of Guarda
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View of the mountain village of Scuol by a mountain stream, surrounded by forests and mountains

St. Moritz – Innsbruck

The breath-taking cycle path along the Inn River

7 Days / 6 Nights
Medium
155  kg
CO₂-Emissions are offset
155  kg
CO₂-Emissions are offset
View of the mountain village of Scuol by a mountain stream, surrounded by forests and mountains

An artist with brush and colours, inspired by impressionism, would need weeks for this tour. There would be too many sensual impressions for the artist and the magnificent panoramas of the picturesque Engadin villages like Zernez, Susch and Lavin, as well as of the wide valleys of Upper Engadin, and of the great forests of the Swiss National Park would be too impressive. Then, suddenly, the scene changes: Welcome to Tyrol! The best place to enjoy conviviality. And also your final destination Innsbruck, a culture city as well as an Olympic city, will impress you with a different cityscape. The artist becomes a bon viveur.

Cyclist overlooking Zernez
Lake by St. Moritz
View of an alley in the artists' village of Guarda
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Nicole Maderegger
Nicole Maderegger
+43 6219 60866 135
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Do not leave the starting point of St. Moritz before you have done some ‘people watching’, because this is where the upper class meets for winter sports etc. On the way you will find there is an enormous number of picturesque villages that shape the Engadine and its culture. Zernez is the gateway to the Swiss National Park, where, with a bit of luck, you can spot deer, chamois and marmots.

On the 4th day of the tour your reach the Austrian border and continue the tour in Tyrol. Past Stuben and Landeck, Imst awaits with numerous fountains, churches and chapels. After all this you can enjoy Innsbruck’s hospitality, where Kasspressknödel (cheese dumplings), Tyrolean Gröstel and other delights are available for refreshment.

  • The glamourous St. Moritz: Aristocrats, entrepreneurs and stars – they all come to St. Moritz to work or strap on skis for winter sports fun. Walk in the footsteps of ‘high society’ and explore the elegant boutiques and chic restaurants.
  • Magnificent mountain panoramas in the Swiss Engadine: It is one of the highest inhabited valleys in all of Europe. So it’s no wonder that you can enjoy very special views in the high mountain landscape.
  • The artist village of Guarda offers many artistically painted houses and is a real feast for the eyes. By the way, the type of decoration in this village is calls sgraffiti, which is a special scratching technique. One of the most famous children’s books in Switzerland has its origin here: A Bell for Ursli.
  • The Golden Roof in Innsbruck: It is the symbol of the Tyrolean capital and is worth a visit. Also because of the adjoining lively old town centre, which invites you to take a stroll. Incidentally, the Golden Roof itself consists of 2,657 fire-gilded copper shingles.

On the slightly hilly tour you must accept an ascent or two, but there are also some descents to take it easier. The network of paths is characterised by easily navigable gravel roads and forest paths. The Inn starts at its source quite contemplative, meanders wildly through Switzerland and gradually reaches full width.

Cyclist overlooking Zernez
Lake by St. Moritz
View of an alley in the artists' village of Guarda

Itinerary at a glance

Art, culture and fantastic panoramas await you between St. Moritz and Innsbruck. Soak up the sophisticated ambience of the high-society town, admire the painted houses in Guarda and stroll to the Golden Roof

Direct journey to St. Moritz or journey to Innsbruck with a bus transfer to St. Moritz.

Hotel (example): San Gian

Today you will cycle via Samedan (Old Tower), La Punt (San Andrea Early Gothic church with frescos) and Zuoz (window paintings in the church San Luzi) to Zernez. You will ride your bike through the valley of Upper Engadin. Zernez is the gateway to the national park (national park house).

 

Hotel (example): Spöl

First, you will cycle to Lavin, which still looks like an old mountain village. The place name of the pretty village Guarda (“Look!“) derives from  the splendid views, which can be enjoyed here. Today’s destination is Scuol, with the adventure water park “Bogn Engiadina” and the castle Tarasp, which is the majestic symbol of Engadin.

Hotel (example): Bellaval

From Scuol you will cycle via Martina until you reach the border and from there you will continue via Pfunds and Tösens to Ried. Following the river Inn, you will get to the famous gorge Finstermünster Schlucht. The town centres of Stuben and Pfunds in Tyrol are noteworthy.

Hotel (example): Riederstubn

On the sixth day you will ride your bike through the “Oberes Gericht“ from Ried via Prutz down to Landeck (castle with museum, ruin Schrofenstein, Gerberbrücke, showplace of the Tyrolean fights for freedom). Then you will cycle past the monastery Zams and through the protected Mils Au (floodplain) to Imst (city of fountains, numerous churches and chapels). The gorge Rosengartenschlucht is worth a visit.

Hotel (example): Hirschen

Small villages are located on the Inn cycle path. The cultural highlight of today’s route is the Cistercian monastery of Stams (collegiate church with rose grids). Numerous churches and ruins are located above the Inn valley. Cycling along the Martinswand (mountain face) you will get to Innsbruck with its well-kept old town (Golden Roof, City Tower, Imperial Palace, Hofgarten Park, Heblinghaus).

Hotel (example): Central

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Cycle break on a hill with a view of Zernez and a railway bridge
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Cyclists on the Inn cycle path with a view of the mountain panorama
Slope before reaching Guarda
Little break along the Inn cycle path
Nice view over the river Inn
Lively hustle and bustle in the pedestrian street in Innsbruck

Difficulty level

Medium

You will cycle on many bike paths and on some forest and gravel roads which are in good condition. The route is slightly hilly and you will cycle up two to three moderate climbs and down many smooth descents.

Prices & Dates

Prices per person in EUR

Sustainably on the go

Our contribution to climate protection

155 kg
CO₂-Emissions are offset
With a cycling holiday, you are opting for an extremely climate-friendly form of travel. We are aware that even this generates a certain amount of CO2 emissions, even if this is low compared to other forms of travel. The emissions caused are calculated per travel and person using the internationally recognised ‘Carmacal’ CO2 calculator and offset by supporting carefully selected climate protection projects. A detailed overview of emissions in the areas of transport, accommodation, activities and on-site catering can be found here.
Accommodation (60%)
Meals (18%)
Transport (22%)
100%
155 kg
CO₂-Emissions are offset
With a cycling holiday, you are opting for an extremely climate-friendly form of travel. We are aware that even this generates a certain amount of CO2 emissions, even if this is low compared to other forms of travel. The emissions caused are calculated per travel and person using the internationally recognised ‘Carmacal’ CO2 calculator and offset by supporting carefully selected climate protection projects. A detailed overview of emissions in the areas of transport, accommodation, activities and on-site catering can be found here.
Accommodation (60%)
Meals (18%)
Transport (22%)
100%

Our rental bikes

Eurobike unisex rental bike with 21/24 gears
Unisex bike 21/24-speed
Dereilleur gears with freewheel

High-quality unisex touring bike with comfortable low entry

Body size approx. 148 cm - 190 cm

43 cm |
46 cm |
51 cm |
56 cm
Eurobike Men's Rental Bike with 21 gears
Men's bike 21-speed
Dereilleur gears with freewheel

High-quality men's touring bike with classic diamond frame

Body size approx. 165 cm - 205 cm

56-51 "sloping" cm |
60 cm |
64 cm
Eurobike Rental Bike PLUS
Rental Bike PLUS 20/27-speed
Dereilleur gears with freewheel

Sportier, lighter and more precise premium rental bike with diamond frame

Body size approx. 155 cm - 205 cm

46 cm |
50 cm |
51 cm |
55 cm |
60 cm |
63 cm
Eurobike e-bike rental from KTM
Unisex Electric Bike 8-speed
Hub gears

High-quality unisex electric bike with comfortable low entry

Body size approx. 148 cm - 195 cm

46 cm "xs" |
46 cm |
51 cm |
56 cm

Services & Information

Further details about this tour

Included

  • Accommodation in 3***-hotels, in Innsbruck and St. Moritz in 4****-hotels
  • Breakfast
  • Luggage transfer
  • EUROBIKE developed route
  • Detailed travel documents 1x per room (German, English, French)
  • App for Navigation and GPS-data
  • Service hotline

Optional extras

  • Bike rental, including rental bike insurance
  • Return transfer by minibus from Innsbruck to St. Moritz every Friday morning, costs EUR 135 per person, EUR 39 extra for your own bike, to be paid in advance, reservation is necessary

Arrival / Parking / Departure

  • St. Moritz central train station
  • Innsbruck or Munich Airport
  • Parking in St. Moritz: Hotel parking garage, approx. CHF 15 to CHF 25 per day, public parking spaces available, approx. CHF 110 per week
  • Parking in Innsbruck: Public or hotel parking garage, costs approx. EUR 15 per day
  • The return journey with public transportation is only possible by changing trains several times

Things to note

  • Tourist tax, if due, is not included in the price!
  • Further important information according to the package travel law can be found here!

 

Join us in achieving greater sustainability by choosing our digital route book, rather than the printed version. As a small thank you we will give you a discount of €20 per room.

Services & Information

Further details about this tour

Included

  • Accommodation in 3***-hotels, in Innsbruck and St. Moritz in 4****-hotels
  • Breakfast
  • Luggage transfer
  • Digital travel documents incl. navigation app, GPS-data, route book
  • Service hotline

Optional extras

  • Printed route book, per room EUR 20
  • Bike rental, including rental bike insurance
  • Return transfer by minibus from Innsbruck to St. Moritz every Friday morning, costs EUR 145 per person, EUR 45 extra for your own bike, to be paid in advance, reservation is necessary

Arrival / Parking / Departure

  • Arrival by train to St. Moritz
  • Innsbruck or Munich Airport
  • Parking in St. Moritz: public parking spaces, costs approx. CHF 110 per week
  • Parking in Innsbruck: hotel parking space or public parking garage, costs approx. EUR 20 per day
  • Departure by train from Innsbruck to St. Moritz, duration approx. 5 hours with 2 changes in Sargans and Chur

Things to note

  • Tourist tax, if due, is not included in the price!
  • Further important information according to the package travel law can be found here!

 

Travel stories for this tour

Personally on site for you

Cyclist on cycle path from St. Moritz to Innsbruck
Team on Tour
Travel Story: St. Moritz – Innsbruck
Choosing my Team Member on Tour destination was easy – I’m heading to beautiful Switzerland. It’s a country I’ve never visited before, and since this is also my very first cycling tour, I can hardly wait. A self-guided Eurobike Original Tour filled with new impressions and discoveries lies ahead. In this travel story, I’ll share how the tour unfolds and the special moments I experience along the way from St. Moritz to Innsbruck. 
Cycling break, travel report St. Moritz - Innsbruck
Team on Tour
Travel story St. Moritz – Innsbruck
The best way to report both about a holiday and a region is having experienced everything up close in person. Hence a tour survey is perfect for it. With this in mind I contemplated which tour I would absolutely like to learn more about… together with my husband I chose the tour St. Moritz to Innsbruck, the first section of the Inn-river-cycle path. So, at the start of June it was time for us to pack our suitcases!
Nicole Maderegger

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