Adventure: paragliding, rafting, e-bikes
Rated 5 out of 5 by 17 GetYourGuide reviewers
A relaxed half day that gets you out of the city and up into the forest above it, with the motor doing the hard work. Small groups of up to five and a guide who knows the history. Budget €50 a head for the e-bike, paid on the day.
Starts inInnsbruck city centreAll year
Your guide waits with the e-bikes at the front door of the Markthalle on Marktplatz, by the Inn. Each bike is set to your height, and you get a short lesson in using the motor before you set off.
The first stretch follows the river, then the route climbs about 400 metres into the hills. The electric assist makes the climb comfortable even if you have not ridden for years. You stop at a viewpoint looking out over the city and the mountains.
From there you ride along forest roads through farmland and woods to the ruin of a 13th-century castle with views down the valley. The next stop is a medieval old town about 10 km from Innsbruck, which the listing does not name but which fits Hall in Tirol, for a coffee or an ice cream and a wander through the cobbled lanes.
The ride back follows the Inn to the Markthalle. Allow four hours. Many people come away with ideas for walks and rides for the rest of their stay.
In winter
The route uses forest roads above the city, so winter tours depend on snow and ice; check the calendar for dates the operator offers. Wear warm layers and gloves.
In summer
The best time for this ride: long days, open forest roads and an ice cream in the old town. Morning starts avoid the midday heat on the climb.
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Markthalle, Marktplatz, Innsbruck
Meet the guide, fit the e-bikes and learn the controls
Along the Inn
Warm-up ride by the river
Hills above Innsbruck
Climb about 400 metres to a viewpoint over the city and mountains
13th-century castle ruin
Forest roads to the ruin and a photo stop
Medieval old town about 10 km from Innsbruck
Coffee or ice cream and a walk through the old town
Markthalle, Innsbruck
Ride back along the Inn
Renting a bike yourself gets you along the river; this tour takes you up onto the forest roads and to places you would not find alone, with a guide who explains what you are seeing.
Checked against the GetYourGuide listing on 20 October 2026. Prices and options change: the calendar shows the current ones.
The price covers the guide only. E-bike and helmet hire is €50 per person on top, paid on the day.
What to do. Bring cash for the bike hire and the coffee stop, or bring your own bike and helmet.
No. The listing says e-bike rental with a helmet costs €50 per person, paid on the day. The guide can organise it for you.
A basic level of fitness is enough; the electric motor does most of the work on the 400-metre climb. You do need to be confident riding a bike.
Along the Inn, up to a viewpoint above the city, through forest to a 13th-century castle ruin and on to a medieval old town about 10 km away for a coffee stop, then back along the river.
The listing says the tour is not suitable for children under 12 or for people over 70.
GetYourGuide · 4.7/5 from 576 reviews
The best-value way to see Innsbruck if you plan a full day or two of sightseeing: the Nordkette cable cars, Swarovski Crystal Worlds with its shuttle, the museums and all the city buses and trams on one card.
Departs from Innsbruck Information, Burggraben 3, at the entrance to the old town
GetYourGuide · 4.9/5 from 69 reviews
The easiest and cheapest way to get your bearings on your first day: one hour on foot through the old town with a state-certified Austria Guide, for less than the price of lunch.
Departs from Innsbruck Information, Burggraben 3 (Stadtführung meeting point sign) · About 1 hour
Sources: getyourguide.com, hall-wattens.at. Checked October 2026. Photos: GetYourGuide.