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Inn River in the Landeck Valley

Inn River in the Landeck Valley

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Inn River in the Landeck Valley

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Location: Zams, Tiroler Oberland

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1. View into the Kaunertal – View of the Narrow Inn Valley loop from Jerzens

86.9km

06:09

1,530m

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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2. View into the Kaunertal – View of the Narrow Inn Valley loop from Serfaus Seilbahn

79.8km

05:18

1,170m

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3. View of the Inn Valley – Bike Path Along the Inn River loop from Landeck-Zams

37.5km

02:15

250m

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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Paul

July 15, 2023

Inn (river)
Three countries – one river
The Inn connects the countries of Switzerland, Austria and Germany. It rises in the Swiss Engadine, flows through parts of Austria and Bavaria, and flows into the Danube near Passau. At over 26,000 square kilometers, its catchment area is the second largest in Austria.
Numerous settlements have developed along its course. The Inn is the central lifeline of these regions.
Text / Source: Unser-inn@wwf.at unser-inn.at
unser-inn.at/der-inn/flusslauf

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Paul

July 15, 2023

Landeck - Fernpass cycle path | R8
andeck - Zams - along the Via Claudia Augusta R8 or on the Inn cycle path R3 to Schönwies - Mils - Imst - through the Gurgltal to Nassereith and to the Fernpass (1,212 m)
From Landeck town center below Landeck Castle, the path leads along the Via Claudia Augusta or along the Inn cycle path via Perjen past the Zammer Lochputz to Zams. A pedestrian bridge leads over the Inn and then you go below the historic Kronburg ruins on the asphalt cycle path via Schönwies and Mils to Imst. In Imst the cycle path leads along the edge of the forest to Nassereith and up to the Fernpass.
ATTENTION: Find out about current closures at the Fernpass. It is generally recommended to cross the Fernpass summit to Fernstein, for example by bus, as the road is very narrow and dangerous due to trucks.
Text / Source: TirolWest Tourism Association, Landeck Information Office, Malserstraße 47a
A-6500 Landeck
tirolwest.at/de/ViaClaudiaAugustaFernradweg/rid/1817398

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Paul

July 15, 2023

The Inn cycle path R3
The 520 kilometer long Inn is one of the longest Alpine rivers and the Danube's richest tributary. It crosses three countries from its origin near the Maloja Pass in Switzerland to its mouth in the Danube in Passau.
Text / Source: Radweg-Reisen GmbH, Fritz-Arnold-Straße 16a, D-78467 Konstanz.
radweg-reisen.com/inn-radweg

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Inn River in the Landeck Valley

1. View into the Kaunertal – View of the Narrow Inn Valley loop from Jerzens

2. View into the Kaunertal – View of the Narrow Inn Valley loop from Serfaus Seilbahn

3. View of the Inn Valley – Bike Path Along the Inn River loop from Landeck-Zams

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