Cycling in Tyrol

To get on your bike in a carefree and uncomplicated way without having to worry about arduous climbs - that's what Tyrol's idyllic cycle trails are all about for pleasure cyclists, families and the e-bikers among us. On the more than 920 kilometers of cycle trails, leisure cyclists and families get their money's worth. In the valleys and on some hills, there are numerous routes without major inclines. Many of them lead along rivers, through idyllic and unspoilt landscapes. The best infrastructure is offered in particular by the twelve top regions for leisure cyclists, including cyclist-friendly accommodation, e-bike hire stations, free bike shuttles and repair services. If you want to experience something special on your summer vacation in Tyrol, you should go on a culinary bike tour.

This easy and, above all, barrier-free cycle tour takes you 26 kilometers through the beautiful and varied landscape of the Leutasch Valley - a high valley at around 1,200 meters above sea level. Here you will not only be amazed by nature, but also by the breathtaking mountain scenery, such as the Hohe Munde (2,690 meters) and the Ahornspitz (2,200 meters). Fortunately, there is very little traffic at this hotel, so the roads are easy to cycle along without any problems.

The starting point is the parking lot in front of the Alpenbad Leutasch and from there you take the bridge onto the Landesstraße in the direction of Weidach. Turn left and continue in the direction of Mittenwald. Follow a relatively easy gradient to Gasthof Brücke, turn back there and continue on the road towards Gaistal, a slight ascent towards Moos, round the meadows and farms of the village of Moos and back to the Alpenbad, whereby in Gasse the road through the village of Gasse is definitely the nicer option. The entire route is asphalted.