Inn Cycle Path – Wernstein Footbridge loop from Neuburg am Inn

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Inn Cycle Path – Wernstein Footbridge loop from Neuburg am Inn

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Inn Cycle Path – Wernstein Footbridge loop from Neuburg am Inn

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6.73km

160m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 30, 2026

Waypoints

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Bus stop

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2.13 km

Rest stop with a view of Vornbach

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3.81 km

View of the Inn River

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Perfect flat bike path for young and old

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4.03 km

Inn Cycle Path

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The Inn Cycle Path between Passau and Schärding/Neuhaus is very idyllic on both sides and perfect for switching off.

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4.18 km

Wernstein Footbridge

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Here, a few people happened to be playing music on the Alpenhorn.

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4.22 km

Marienbrücke and Unity Sculpture, Wernstein–Neuburg am Inn

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The Marienbrücke connects the two towns of Neuburg and Wernstein. The monument stands for the connection between the two places.

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5.26 km

Castle Tavern, Neuburg am Inn

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The Hoftaverne Schloss Neuburg offers a fantastic panoramic view of the Inn Valley.

If you're passing through Neuburg am Inn, a detour up to the castle is well worth it. …

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5.45 km

Neuburg Castle (Neuburg am Inn)

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The striking Neuburg Castle has been largely renovated to a very high standard, and events are regularly held in the courtyard. The turrets, bridges, and ancient walls transport visitors to …

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5.58 km

In the baroque garden from the second half of the 17th century there are several Callot figures, so-called Salzburg dwarfs. The garden pavilion with shell grotto from 1664 is the work of Batista Carlone and Giovanni Sforzza.

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