Inn Cycle Path — From St. Moritz to Rosenheim

When someone goes on a jour­ney, they have a sto­ry to tell — this is how you could brief­ly cha­rac­te­ri­ze the rou­te from the ori­gin of the Inn cycle path to Rosen­heim. Accom­pa­nied by num­e­rous three-thousand-met­re peaks, you first cycle along the still playful­ly babb­ling Inn stream, past the Enga­di­ne lakes and along rug­ged rock faces towards Tyrol. As you con­ti­nue, the Inn cycle path most­ly fol­lows the cour­se of the river. The Tyro­lean Inn Val­ley now widens noti­ce­ab­ly and short­ly befo­re you reach the pro­vin­cial capi­tal of Inns­bruck, the Upper Inn Val­ley mer­ges into the Lower Inn Val­ley. The Alpi­ne metro­po­lis of Inns­bruck lies gent­ly nest­led in the val­ley basin and bene­vo­lent­ly offers visi­tors its cul­tu­ral tre­asu­res. The Inn Cycle Path con­ti­nues down­stream and you soon reach the salt town of Hall with its famous mint. The migh­ty giant with its impres­si­ve exhi­bi­ti­ons of crystal­li­ne works of art in the gar­den of the Swa­rov­ski Crys­tal Worlds and the delightful glass-blo­wing town of Rat­ten­berg pro­vi­de a spar­k­ling chan­ge of pace. The his­to­ri­cal­ly signi­fi­cant towns line the banks of the Inn like graceful pearls and with a view of Kuf­stein Fort­ress, you bid fare­well to the Tyro­lean moun­tain sce­n­ery and cycle towards your desti­na­ti­on of Rosenheim!