Quick ride by bicycle from Innsbruck to Hall in Tirol

This scenic route takes you from the heart of Innsbruck, the lively capital of Tyrol, to the charming old town of Hall in Tirol. Covering just over 13 kilometers, it’s a fantastic ride for cyclists of any level, with barely any hills to worry about—only around 60 meters of ascent and descent. You’ll roll mostly on smooth asphalt, much of it on dedicated cycleways, which keeps things relaxed and safe.

The ride kicks off in Innsbruck, famed for its colorful medieval houses and its majestic mountain backdrop. As you head east along the Inn River, you’ll enjoy peaceful riverside views and plenty of fresh alpine air. The route steers clear of busy roads, keeping you on bike paths and quiet streets almost the whole way.

Your ride ends in Hall in Tirol, a town known for its beautifully preserved medieval center and its long history as a salt-mining hub (in fact, Hall gave Salzburg its name!). Take your time to wander its cobbled lanes and historic squares before heading back. This is an easy-going ride with lots of Austrian charm and great scenery the whole way.