St. Moritz to Innsbruck
Austria, Switzerland Bike & Hotel Tours
Bike the Inn Cycle Path Through the Engadin, Swiss National Park, and Tyrol
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Tour Type
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Skill Level
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Length7–8 days
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Prices from€1529 Rates
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Overview
This bike tour in Switzerland and Austria begins in St. Moritz, a chic alpine resort known for its lakes and sunny climate. From here, the route follows the Engadin Valley, often called the garden of the Inn River. Along the way, you’ll discover Romanesque churches, frescoed farmhouses, cobblestoned streets, and wildflower meadows before entering the Swiss National Park, a protected wilderness home to ibex, marmots, and golden eagles.
Crossing into Austria, the trail passes the medieval Finstermünz Fortress and winds through Tyrolean villages dotted with castles and monasteries. Highlights include Imst, famous for its fountains and gorges, and the baroque Stams Abbey.
The journey concludes in Innsbruck, the Olympic City surrounded by towering peaks. Here, Gothic arcades, the Golden Roof, and panoramic views from the Seegrube gondola provide a spectacular finale to your Inn Cycle Path adventure.
Highlights
- St. Moritz - chic alpine resort, lakes, sunshine
- Engadin Valley - “garden of the Inn River,” alpine villages
- Swiss National Park - ibex, marmots, golden eagles
- Innsbruck - Olympic City, Golden Roof, alpine panoramas
- Finstermünz Fortress - dramatic medieval border stronghold
- Stams Abbey - baroque Cistercian monastery in Tyrol
- Imst - fountains, Rosengartenschlucht gorge
- Zuoz & Guarda - traditional Engadin villages with frescoed houses
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Itinerary
8-day tour
Day 1: Arrival in St. Moritz
Day 2: St. Moritz loop, 25 mi. (40 km)
Day 3: St. Moritz – Zernez, 22 mi. (35 km)
Day 4: Zernez – Scuol, 22 mi. (35 km)
Day 5: Scuol – Ried/Prutz, 34 mi. (55 km)
Day 6: Ried/Prutz – Imst, 25 mi. (40 km)
Day 7: Imst – Innsbruck, 41 mi. (65 km)
Day 8: Departure from Innsbruck*All distances are approximate. The 7-day tour does not include a loop around St. Moritz. See below for details.
Day 1: Arrival in St. Moritz
Chic, elegant, and exclusive, with an extremely cosmopolitan air, the resort of St. Moritz is located at an altitude of 1856 meters above sea level and surrounded by the beautiful lake landscape of the Upper Engadine. The local tourist office claims the sun shines 322 days a year. There is no welcome meeting included for this tour.Sample hotel: 4* San Gian
Day 2: St. Moritz loop - 25 mi. (40 km)
Explore the fascinating surroundings of St. Moritz and perhaps undertake a tour by bike of Lake St. Moritz, one of the several lakes in the region. The Upper Engadin lake landscape is a unique phenomenon. The wide valley basin has a string of wonderful lakes, each with its own character.Sample hotel: 4* San Gian
Day 3: St. Moritz – Zernez, 22 mi. (35 km)
You will be traversing the valley of the Upper Engadine region, the door to the Swiss National Park. Samedan is the first village today that you will cycle through. Worth seeing is the old St. Peter Parish Church with its Romanesque tower, built around 1200. Next is La Punt, a picturesque village strategically located at the sun-kissed foot of the Albula Pass, directly next to the River Inn. Beautifully adorned farmhouses and stately patrician houses from the 16th and 17th centuries stand majestically in the village. A bridge over the River Inn leads from the La Punt part of the village to Chamues-ch. Worth visiting is the early Gothic church of San Andrea in Chamues-ch, a classic example of a Gothic mountain pilgrimage church with a slim, white tower, Romanesque door, and Gothic vaulted ceiling. The nave and chancel are adorned with frescoes from 1505. Also worth seeing is the La Punt baroque church built in 1680. Another village that you will cycle through is Zuoz, an example of a traditional Engadin village. It has many cobblestoned streets, an elegant town center, and numerous beautiful old buildings. There is also the church of San Luzi with its beautiful window paintings that you will not want to miss. Continuing through the Engadine high valley, your final destination today is Zernez, gateway to the Swiss National Park, Switzerland’s biggest nature preserve, featuring a fascinating wilderness that provides a habitat for a great many Alpine animals and plants.Sample hotel: 3* Hotel Spöl
Day 4: Zernez – Scuol, 22 mi. (35 km)
After breakfast, your first stop will be the old mountain village of Lavin. The village, on a long terrace on a south-facing slope, was rebuilt in Italian style after being destroyed by fire in 1869. The late-Gothic village church escaped the flames and has valuable frescoes dating from the late-Gothic and early-Renaissance periods – one of the best-known and worth seeing art monuments in this federal state of Graubünden. Next on the agenda is the village of Guarda. Once an almost deserted place due to its remote location, it has been revived after most houses have been renovated and sold at attractive prices. Guarda is a quaint village of narrow roads with those beautifully renovated houses that preserve the traditional paintings and lovingly decorated doors and windows. Your final destination today is Scuol, an innovative holiday and spa resort, where mineral water bubbles from the village fountain and a park-like environment surrounds it. Dominating the village is its majestic landmark, the Tarasp Castle. Soothe your weary muscles in the thermal spa of Bogin Engiadina.Sample hotel: 3* Hotel Bellaval
Day 5: Scuol – Ried/Prutz, 34 mi. (55 km)
Today you will cross the border into Austria, passing through the village of Martina. After Martina, the Inn River thunders through a gorge before it escapes into the Tyrol region of Austria at the eerie Finstermünz fortress bridge. You will pass through Pfunds and Tösens to Ried.Sample hotel: 3* Gasthof Riederstub'n
Day 6: Ried/Prutz – Imst, 25 mi. (40 km)
Through the Obere Gericht (Upper Court) from Ried, you will cycle through the little summer resort of Prutz with its old forts and parish church (remodeled in Gothic style around 1520 and then in the Baroque style in the 17th century). On to Landeck, a former fortress town that occupies a hillside above the Inn River. It huddles below the ruins of the 12 th c Schrofenstein castle, located on a ledge from where one enjoys a fantastic view. You will pass the monastery of Zams and travel through Milser Au to Imst (town of the wells). Time permitting, a visit to Rosengartenschlucht (rose garden gorge) is recommended. Overnight in Imst.Sample hotel: 3* Hotel Hirschen
Day 7: Imst – Innsbruck, 41 mi (65 km)
Finally, your bicycle tour in Austria takes you through the villages of Stams, Telfs, and Inzing, where you will make your journey to the Olympic city of Innsbruck a feast for your eyes. Cultural highlights of today's stage include the Zisterzienserstrift Stams (collegiate church with rose grids) and other numerous small churches and ruins you will encounter. The city of Innsbruck, with its Golden Roof, a late Gothic bay window created in 1500, is a must-visit on the last day of this cycling path. Situated between two impressive mountain chains, Innsbruck was the host of the Olympic Winter Games in 1964 and 1976 and to this day remains a major winter sports center. Perhaps you will want to ride the gondola up Seegrube (2000 m) to enjoy the spectacular views of the Inn Valley and surrounding mountains. Innsbruck's beauty and medieval wonders have kept it one of Austria's most marveled at cities for centuries. Along the cobblestone streets in the Altstadt (Old Town), you will come across magnificent Gothic architectureSample hotel: 3* Hotel Central Innsbruck
Day 8: Innsbruck and individual departure
7-day tour
Day 1: Arrival in St. Moritz
Day 2: St. Moritz – Zernez, 22 mi. (35 km)
Day 3: Zernez – Scuol, 22 mi. (35 km)
Day 4: Scuol – Prutz/Ried, 34 mi. (55 km)
Day 5: Prutz/Ried – Imst, 25 mi. (40 km)
Day 6: Imst – Innsbruck, 41 mi. (65 km)
Day 7: Departure or extension8-Day Tour
Day 1: Individual arrival in St. Moritz
Day 2: Loop tour St. Moritz, 13 mi. (21 km)
Day 3: St. Moritz - Zernez, 24 mi. (38 km)
Day 4: Zernez - Scuol, 19 mi. (30 km)
Day 5: Scuol - Ried/Prutz, 32 mi. (51 km)
Day 6: Ried/Prutz - Imst, 24 mi. (38 km)
Day 7: Imst - Innsbruck, 40 mi. (64 km)
Day 8: Departure from InnsbruckAll distances are approximate. Due to circumstances beyond control, such as weather conditions or provisions issued by local authorities, the itinerary may be subject to some changes before and/or during your holiday. You may find temporary deviations/detours necessary due to roadwork or other unforeseen circumstances that will not be reflected on your maps or route descriptions. In this case, please follow the directions posted locally.
Day 1: Individual arrival in St. Moritz
Arrive individually in St. Moritz, surrounded by the magnificent mountain scenery of the Engadine. You can travel directly to St. Moritz or travel to Innsbruck and continue by bus transfer to St. Moritz.Sample hotel: Hotel San Gian
Day 2: Loop tour St. Moritz, 13 mi. (21 km)
Today, you explore the fascinating surroundings of St. Moritz on a scenic loop ride. Cycle past beautiful alpine landscapes and lakes as you make your way in the direction of the source of the Inn River before returning to St. Moritz.Sample hotel: Hotel San Gian
Day 3: St. Moritz - Zernez, 24 mi. (38 km)
Cycle through the beautiful Upper Engadine Valley to Zernez. Along the way, you pass through Samedan, where you can see the Old Tower, and La Punt, home to the early Gothic San Andrea church and its frescoes. Continue to Zuoz, where the San Luzi church features beautiful stained-glass windows. Your destination is Zernez, known as the gateway to the Swiss National Park.Sample hotel: Hotel Spöl
Day 4: Zernez - Scuol, 19 mi. (30 km)
Your ride begins with a journey to Lavin, which has retained the character of a traditional mountain village. Continue to the picturesque village of Guarda, whose name means "look" and reflects the splendid views that can be enjoyed here. Your destination is Scuol, where you can visit the Bogn Engiadina thermal baths. Nearby Tarasp Castle rises dramatically above the landscape and is one of the majestic landmarks of the Engadine.Sample hotel: Hotel Bellaval
Day 5: Scuol - Ried/Prutz, 32 mi. (51 km)
Leaving Scuol, cycle via Martina until you reach the Swiss-Austrian border. From here, continue through Pfunds and Tösens to Ried/Prutz. Following the Inn River, you pass through the impressive Finstermünz Gorge. Along the way, the historic village centers of Stuben and Pfunds offer additional points of interest.Sample hotel: Gasthof Riederstub'n
Day 6: Ried/Prutz - Imst, 24 mi. (38 km)
Today, you cycle through the region known as the Oberes Gericht, traveling from Ried via Prutz to Landeck. Here, you can discover several historic sights, including Landeck Castle and its museum, the ruins of Schrofenstein Castle, and the Gerberbrücke bridge. Continue past Zams Monastery and through the protected Mils Au floodplain to Imst, a town known for its fountains, churches, and chapels. The impressive Rosengartenschlucht gorge is also well worth a visit.Sample hotel: Hotel Hirschen
Day 7: Imst - Innsbruck, 40 mi. (64 km)
Follow the Inn Cycle Path through a series of small Tyrolean villages. One of today's cultural highlights is the Cistercian monastery of Stams, with its impressive collegiate church. Numerous churches and castle ruins overlook the Inn Valley as you continue along the route. Cycle alongside the imposing Martinswand mountain face before arriving in Innsbruck. Take some time to explore its beautifully preserved old town, where highlights include the Golden Roof, City Tower, Imperial Palace, Hofgarten Park, and Helblinghaus.Sample hotel: Hotel Central Innsbruck
Day 8: Departure from Innsbruck
Individual departure from Innsbruck or extension of your stay.7-Day tour
Day 1: Individual arrival in St. Moritz
Day 2: St. Moritz - Zernez, 24 mi. (38 km)
Day 3: Zernez - Scuol, 19 mi. (30 km)
Day 4: Scuol - Ried/Prutz, 32 mi. (51 km)
Day 5: Ried/Prutz - Imst, 24 mi. (38 km)
Day 6: Imst - Innsbruck, 40 mi. (64 km)
Day 7: Departure from InnsbruckAll distances are approximate. Due to circumstances beyond control, such as weather conditions or provisions issued by local authorities, the itinerary may be subject to some changes before and/or during your holiday. You may find temporary deviations/detours necessary due to roadwork or other unforeseen circumstances that will not be reflected on your maps or route descriptions. In this case, please follow the directions posted locally.
Day 1: Individual arrival in St. Moritz
Arrive individually in St. Moritz, surrounded by the magnificent mountain scenery of the Engadine. You can travel directly to St. Moritz or travel to Innsbruck and continue by bus transfer to St. Moritz.Sample hotel: Hotel San Gian
Day 2: St. Moritz - Zernez, 24 mi. (38 km)
Cycle through the beautiful Upper Engadine Valley toward Zernez. Along the way, you pass through Samedan, where you can see the Old Tower, and La Punt, home to the early Gothic San Andrea church and its frescoes. Continue to Zuoz, where the San Luzi church features beautiful stained-glass windows. Your destination is Zernez, known as the gateway to the Swiss National Park.Sample hotel: Hotel Spöl
Day 3: Zernez - Scuol, 19 mi. (30 km)
Your ride begins with a journey to Lavin, which has retained the character of a traditional mountain village. Continue to the picturesque village of Guarda, whose name means "look" and reflects the splendid views that can be enjoyed here. Your destination is Scuol, where you can visit the Bogn Engiadina thermal baths. Nearby Tarasp Castle rises dramatically above the landscape and is one of the majestic landmarks of the Engadine.Sample hotel: Hotel Bellaval
Day 4: Scuol - Ried/Prutz, 32 mi. (51 km)
Leaving Scuol, cycle via Martina until you reach the Swiss-Austrian border. From here, continue through Pfunds and Tösens to Ried/Prutz. Following the Inn River, you pass through the impressive Finstermünz Gorge. Along the way, the historic village centers of Stuben and Pfunds offer additional points of interest.Sample hotel: Gasthof Riederstub'n
Day 5: Ried/Prutz - Imst, 24 mi. (38 km)
Today, you cycle through the region known as the Oberes Gericht, traveling from Ried via Prutz to Landeck. Here, you can discover several historic sights, including Landeck Castle and its museum, the ruins of Schrofenstein Castle, and the Gerberbrücke bridge. Continue past Zams Monastery and through the protected Mils Au floodplain to Imst, a town known for its fountains, churches, and chapels. The impressive Rosengartenschlucht gorge is also well worth a visit.Sample hotel: Hotel Hirschen
Day 6: Imst - Innsbruck, 40 mi. (64 km)
Follow the Inn Cycle Path through a series of small Tyrolean villages. One of today's cultural highlights is the Cistercian monastery of Stams and its impressive collegiate church. Numerous churches and castle ruins overlook the Inn Valley as you continue along the route. Cycle alongside the imposing Martinswand mountain face before arriving in Innsbruck. Take some time to explore its beautifully preserved old town, where highlights include the Golden Roof, City Tower, Imperial Palace, Hofgarten Park, and Helblinghaus.Sample hotel: Hotel Central Innsbruck
Day 7: Departure from Innsbruck
Individual departure from Innsbruck or extension of your stay.You can view all of our bike tours in Europe or look at our featured bike trips, specials, and news.
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Map
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Hotels & Bikes
For the majority of your tour, you will be accommodated in 3-star hotels and guest houses. In Innsbruck and St. Moritz, you will enjoy 4-star accommodations. On each day’s details, you will find the name of the preferred hotel, but the final hotel list will be based on availability. If the preferred hotel is not available, you will be accommodated in an establishment of equal standard. Please note that the final hotel list may not be available until 4 weeks before your tour.
Bicycles
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Standard touring bike
The standard KTM touring bikes are available in a 21/24-speed unisex step-through frame or a 21-speed men's frame. These bikes are designed for comfortable, reliable riding and feature:
- Modern, durable aluminum frame
- V-brakes
- Aluminum rims
- Durable, reliable tires
- Shimano Alivio derailleur on 21-speed models
- Selle Royal saddle
- Comfortable, upright riding position
The unisex bikes are available in sizes 43 / 46 / 51 / 56 cm and are suitable for approximate heights of 58–75 in (148–190 cm).
The men's bikes are available in sizes 51–56 / 60 / 63 cm and are suitable for approximate heights of 65–81 in (165–205 cm).
*Advance reservation is required for men's frame bikes.
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Plus bike
The KTM Bike Rental PLUS is an upgraded touring bike with higher-quality braking, shifting, and suspension components. It offers a slightly sportier riding position while maintaining good comfort across a variety of surfaces. These bikes feature:
- Hydraulic Magura HS11 brakes
- Shimano Deore XT derailleur
- 27 speeds
- High-quality Suntour suspension fork
- Upright, slightly forward riding position
The Bike Rental PLUS is available in sizes 46 / 50 / 51 / 55 / 60 / 63 cm and is suitable for approximate heights of 61–81 in (155–205 cm).
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Electric bike
The electrically assisted rental bikes are 8-speed unisex bikes designed to provide additional support while cycling. They are a comfortable option for riders who want extra assistance over longer distances or would like to keep pace more easily with their group. These bikes feature:
- Bosch Active Line Plus motor
- Removable 550 Wh battery with charger
- Hydraulic brakes
- 8 speeds
- Range of up to 120 km (75 miles)
The e-bikes are suitable for approximate heights of 58–77 in (148–195 cm).
Children’s bikes, child trailers, child seats, & tag-alongs
Please ask us for information and pricing.
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Inclusions
What’s Included
- Hotel accommodation for 6 or 7 nights
- Breakfasts
- Luggage transfers
- Standard touring bike
- Bike insurance
- Digital travel documents incl. navigation app, GPS data, route book
- Emergency line
What’s Not Included
- Lunches & dinners
- Transfer back to St. Moritz (every Friday morning)
- Tourist tax (payable upon arrival)
- Travel Insurance
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Dates & Pricing
Dates & Pricing
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Apr 23Apr 23 8-Day Tour € 1709 Book Apr 23Apr 23 8-Day Tour € 2168 Book Apr 24Apr 24 7-Day Tour € 1529 Book Apr 24Apr 24 7-Day Tour € 1898 Book Apr 30Apr 30 8-Day Tour € 1709 Book Apr 30Apr 30 8-Day Tour € 2168 Book May 1May 1 7-Day Tour € 1529 Book May 1May 1 7-Day Tour € 1898 Book May 7May 7 8-Day Tour € 1769 Book May 7May 7 8-Day Tour € 2228 Book May 8May 8 7-Day Tour € 1579 Book May 8May 8 7-Day Tour € 1948 Book May 14May 14 8-Day Tour € 1769 Book May 14May 14 8-Day Tour € 2228 Book May 15May 15 7-Day Tour € 1579 Book May 15May 15 7-Day Tour € 1948 Book May 21May 21 8-Day Tour € 1839 Book May 21May 21 8-Day Tour € 2298 Book May 22May 22 7-Day Tour € 1639 Book May 22May 22 7-Day Tour € 2008 Book May 28May 28 8-Day Tour € 1839 Book May 28May 28 8-Day Tour € 2298 Book May 29May 29 7-Day Tour € 1639 Book May 29May 29 7-Day Tour € 2008 Book Jun 4Jun 4 8-Day Tour € 1839 Book Jun 4Jun 4 8-Day Tour € 2298 Book Jun 5Jun 5 7-Day Tour € 1639 Book Jun 5Jun 5 7-Day Tour € 2008 Book Jun 11Jun 11 8-Day Tour € 1839 Book Jun 11Jun 11 8-Day Tour € 2298 Book Jun 12Jun 12 7-Day Tour € 1639 Book Jun 12Jun 12 7-Day Tour € 2008 Book Jun 18Jun 18 8-Day Tour € 1839 Book Jun 18Jun 18 8-Day Tour € 2298 Book Jun 19Jun 19 7-Day Tour € 1639 Book Jun 19Jun 19 7-Day Tour € 2008 Book Jun 25Jun 25 8-Day Tour € 1839 Book Jun 25Jun 25 8-Day Tour € 2298 Book Jun 26Jun 26 7-Day Tour € 1639 Book Jun 26Jun 26 7-Day Tour € 2008 Book Jul 2Jul 2 8-Day Tour € 1839 Book Jul 2Jul 2 8-Day Tour € 2298 Book Jul 3Jul 3 7-Day Tour € 1639 Book Jul 3Jul 3 7-Day Tour € 2008 Book Jul 9Jul 9 8-Day Tour € 1839 Book Jul 9Jul 9 8-Day Tour € 2298 Book Jul 10Jul 10 7-Day Tour € 1639 Book Jul 10Jul 10 7-Day Tour € 2008 Book Jul 16Jul 16 8-Day Tour € 1839 Book Jul 16Jul 16 8-Day Tour € 2298 Book Jul 17Jul 17 7-Day Tour € 1639 Book Jul 17Jul 17 7-Day Tour € 2008 Book Jul 23Jul 23 8-Day Tour € 1839 Book Jul 23Jul 23 8-Day Tour € 2298 Book Jul 24Jul 24 7-Day Tour € 1639 Book Jul 24Jul 24 7-Day Tour € 2008 Book Jul 30Jul 30 8-Day Tour € 1839 Book Jul 30Jul 30 8-Day Tour € 2298 Book Jul 31Jul 31 7-Day Tour € 1639 Book Jul 31Jul 31 7-Day Tour € 2008 Book Aug 6Aug 6 8-Day Tour € 1839 Book Aug 6Aug 6 8-Day Tour € 2298 Book Aug 7Aug 7 7-Day Tour € 1639 Book Aug 7Aug 7 7-Day Tour € 2008 Book Aug 13Aug 13 8-Day Tour € 1839 Book Aug 13Aug 13 8-Day Tour € 2298 Book Aug 14Aug 14 7-Day Tour € 1639 Book Aug 14Aug 14 7-Day Tour € 2008 Book Aug 20Aug 20 8-Day Tour € 1839 Book Aug 20Aug 20 8-Day Tour € 2298 Book Aug 21Aug 21 7-Day Tour € 1639 Book Aug 21Aug 21 7-Day Tour € 2008 Book Aug 27Aug 27 8-Day Tour € 1839 Book Aug 27Aug 27 8-Day Tour € 2298 Book Aug 28Aug 28 7-Day Tour € 1639 Book Aug 28Aug 28 7-Day Tour € 2008 Book Sep 3Sep 3 8-Day Tour € 1769 Book Sep 3Sep 3 8-Day Tour € 2228 Book Sep 4Sep 4 7-Day Tour € 1579 Book Sep 4Sep 4 7-Day Tour € 1948 Book Sep 10Sep 10 8-Day Tour € 1769 Book Sep 10Sep 10 8-Day Tour € 2228 Book Sep 11Sep 11 7-Day Tour € 1579 Book Sep 11Sep 11 7-Day Tour € 1948 Book Sep 17Sep 17 8-Day Tour € 1769 Book Sep 17Sep 17 8-Day Tour € 2228 Book Sep 18Sep 18 7-Day Tour € 1579 Book Sep 18Sep 18 7-Day Tour € 1948 Book Sep 24Sep 24 8-Day Tour € 1709 Book Sep 24Sep 24 8-Day Tour € 2168 Book Sep 25Sep 25 7-Day Tour € 1529 Book Sep 25Sep 25 7-Day Tour € 1898 Book Oct 1Oct 1 8-Day Tour € 1709 Book Oct 1Oct 1 8-Day Tour € 2168 Book Oct 2Oct 2 7-Day Tour € 1529 Book Oct 2Oct 2 7-Day Tour € 1898 Book Pricing details and extra options
- Season 1 2027 Apr 23–May 6 & Sep 24–Oct 1 • 7 nights from € 17092027 departures: Fridays Apr 23–May 6 and Sep 24–Oct 1
2027 April Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2027 September Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2027 October Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Tour Package Double occupancy € 1709 Single occupancy € 2168 Bike Rental Price Standard touring bike Included Bike rental plus, 27-speed, upgrade € 84 Electric bike € 200 - Season 2 2027 May 7–20 & Sep 3–23 • 7 nights from € 17692027 departures: Fridays May 7–20 and Sep 3–23
2027 May Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2027 September Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Tour Package Double occupancy € 1769 Single occupancy € 2228 Bike Rental Price Standard touring bike Included Bike rental plus, 27-speed, upgrade € 84 Electric bike € 200 - Season 3 2027 May 21–Sep 2 • 7 nights from € 18392027 departures: Fridays May 21–Sep 2
2027 May Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2027 June Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2027 July Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2027 August Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Tour Package Double occupancy € 1839 Single occupancy € 2298 Bike Rental Price Standard touring bike Included Bike rental plus, 27-speed, upgrade € 84 Electric bike € 200
- Season 1 2027 Apr 24–May 7 & Sep 25–Oct 2 • 7 nights from € 15292027 departures: Saturdays Apr 24–May 7 and Sep 25–Oct 2
2027 April Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2027 May Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2027 September Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2027 October Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Tour Package Double occupancy € 1529 Single occupancy € 1898 Bike Rental Price Standard touring bike Included Bike rental plus, 27-speed, upgrade € 84 Electric bike € 200 - Season 2 2027 May 8–21 & Sep 4–24 • 7 nights from € 15792027 departures: Saturdays May 8–21 and Sep 4–24
2027 May Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2027 September Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Tour Package Double occupancy € 1579 Single occupancy € 1948 Bike Rental Price Standard touring bike Included Bike rental plus, 27-speed, upgrade € 84 Electric bike € 200 - Season 3 2027 May 22–Sep 3 • 7 nights from € 16392027 departures: Saturdays May 22–Sep 3
2027 May Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2027 June Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2027 July Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2027 August Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Tour Package Double occupancy € 1639 Single occupancy € 2008 Bike Rental Price Standard touring bike Included Bike rental plus, 27-speed, upgrade € 84 Electric bike € 200
- Extra Options
Extra Night St. Moritz Double occupancy € 169 Single occupancy € 264 Innsbruck Double occupancy € 99 Single occupancy € 174 Transfers (every Friday morning) Reservation is requiredPrice Return transfer to St. Moritz € 149 Return transfer to St. Moritz with personal bike € 198 Printed route book € 20 Children's bikes, follow me bike, child trailer, and children seats are available.
Please Note
- Rates are per person, based on double occupancy
- Tour prices are based on the fuel costs at time prices are set, often months or years in advance. In rare cases, additional fees may apply for fuel cost increases.
- Information to read before you book
- We recommend purchasing trip insurance
- Please see our FAQ
- Season 1 2027 Apr 23–May 6 & Sep 24–Oct 1 • 7 nights from € 1709
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Extra Info
Skill Level — Moderate
This self-guided hotel-to-hotel tour is rated moderate. On the 8-day tour, at the beginning of the trip, you can expect the elegant atmosphere of St. Moritz and a loop ride to the surrounding lakes. Day after day, you cycle a little further towards the Tyrolean capital of Innsbruck. The daily stages are between 35 and 65 kilometers and mostly lead on designated cycling paths. There are only two to three medium climbs that are easy to master with a bit of training. This trip can also be booked as a seven-day variation, without the lake loop in the beginning.
Airport Info
The closest and largest international airport for both arrival and departure is Zurich International Airport. However, this could vary depending on your pre- and post-tour travel plans. Other options are Bolzano or Innsbruck.
Local Travel
Train (Zug) from airport (located beneath the terminal building) to main railroad station downtown (Zurich HB), runs every 20 minutes in both directions with a travel time of 10 minutes. From Zurich HB, trains depart for all points in Switzerland. Trip to St. Moritz usually takes about 3 – 4 hours. At the conclusion of your tour, return travel will depend on your departure airport. Train travel time from Innsbruck to Zurich airport is approximately 4 hours with 1 or more transfers. Transfers are available as well back to St. Moritz every Friday for a supplement. See pricing.
Climate
Please check local conditions before arrival, and do not forget your rain gear as summers in this region bring more rainfall. The wetter season lasts four months beginning in May, with a greater than 40% chance of a given day being a wet day. North of the Alps, you have a moderate Central-European climate, characterized mostly by oceanic winds; south of the Alps, it is rather Mediterranean. Regional climates, however, can vary greatly due to geographical elements.
Remarks
Available for this tour is an app that can be downloaded to your smartphone (Apple or Android). You can request the GPX tracks by email, which you can then upload to your device. The maps are available in offline mode to avoid data charges. Just ask us for a helpful PDF file with step-by-step instructions from downloading the app to uploading the GPX tracks and hotel lists.
Important to know
DOCUMENTS
It is each traveler's responsibility to ensure that they are in compliance with the country or countries they plan to visit. This includes and is not limited to passport validity, visa requirements and acquisition, blank passport pages required for your destination (s), etc.
US citizens: A good website to research the requirements of the Schengen Agreement and entry into other countries is travel.state.gov.
Non-EU and EU residents: Please research the requirements of your country of residence for international travel and your destination country or countries.
*Important note: Please check on the European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) status, as once implemented, this will be required to visit any of the 26 Schengen-member countries for tourism, business, medical, or transit. This is an additional check on security rather than a visa.Extra Stay
Extra nights available in both St. Moritz and Innsbruck.
Tour Operator
This tour is run by Eurobike.
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Photos
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![Amazing shot of the Golden Roof in Innsbruck, the capital of Tyrol, Austria. Flickr:r chelseth]()
![Tasty treats in Innsbruck, Austria. Flickr:Francisco Antunes]()
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![Biking along the Inn River in Austria. Flickr:Abhijeet Rane]()
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![Innsbruck from the City Tower in Tyrol, Austria. Flickr:Razvan Orendovici]()
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![St. Moritz, Switzerland has extraordinary natural beauty. Flickr:Caccamo]()
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![Innsbruck at night in Tyrol, Austria. Flickr:Alex Holzknecht]()
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