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Fantastic cycling tours

Cycling in the Innviertel region

Enjoy a wide variety of landscapes and tours. Jump on your bikes and peddle off into the rich and varied scenery of the Innviertel region! There are easy tours in the flatter Seewinkel area, or more challenging routes across steep and rolling hills – it’s up to you. The diverse topography of the area promises something for everyone.

The many sights and places of cultural interest en route provide numerous opportunities for breaks and detours. Make sure you plan enough time to savour the Innviertel region’s hospitality, the largest variety of beers in Austria, and lots of traditional culinary delights.

E-bike hire for Geinberg5 guests. We recommend pre-booking at the hotel reception desk. For prices, please ask our team from the reception desk. Check out the wide range of cycle routes around Geinberg5 in advance, and enjoy a great combination of spa pleasures and physical activity. 

Innviertel round-trip tour

This one-day tour begins in Geinberg, taking cyclists along the R3 River Inn cycle path to Obernberg am Inn. We advise you to take binoculars – the views are truly worth it! Saddle up, peddle away – and take in the immense variety of countryside, broad array of cycle routes, multiple physical challenges and wonderful views afforded by the Innviertel region.
Length: 66 km
To the cycle path

On the trail of the ancient Romans

Many roads lead to Rome, and one of them even takes guests on a wonderful cycle tour of the Innviertel region.
Length: 32,4 km
To the cycle path

River Inn cycle path

The Innviertel cycle route offers up magnificent views of the region’s breath-taking river landscapes. The cycle path takes cyclists from the source of the River Inn, up at the Malojapass in the Swiss Engadin valley, through Bavaria and Upper Austria, to the point at which the Inn joins the Danube in the town of Passau. Part of the final section of the cycle path from Braunau to Passau is just a stone’s-throw from your Geinberg5 Private SPA Villa.
Length: 63,6 km
To the cycle path

Antiesen cycle path

The family-friendly Antiesen cycle path begins near Reichersberg on the River Inn cycle route. The Augustinian choir monastery with its own wine shop and magnificent baroque gardens offer a great excuse to relax, enjoy some great food and drink, and delay the tour start for a couple of hours. The colourful and varied ride is a great way of exploring the unique scenery of the Innviertel region
Length: 42,6 km
To the cycle path
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KTM Kobernaußerwald Mountain Bike Arena

The KTM Kobernaußerwald Mountain Bike Arena encompasses 80 km of uniformly signposted mountain bike routes. The 55.5-km one-way circuit network of signposted routes involves a total altitude change of 1400 metres – from Kobernaußerwald and the towns of Maria Schmolln, Höhnhart, St. Johann am Walde and Treubach. Those seeking a shorter, easier ride simply take the marked short-cuts.
Length: 56 km
To the cycle path
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Racing bike tour of the Innviertel region

The racing bicycle is the fastest muscle-powered means of transport available, but it’s not purely for speeding down steep hills at over 80 km/h. It also allows the rider to enjoy the scenery at a perfect tempo, particularly on uphill stretches.
Length: 90,8 km
To the cycle path

jogging

Numerous running and hiking routes lead across the Innviertel. The natural, slightly hilly landscape in the heart of Upper Austria with its fascinating views and insights attracts runners, Nordic walkers and hikers. With well-marked paths, the Innviertel meets all requirements - for professional and leisure athletes.
jogging

golf

As a passionate golfer, you can ideally combine golf and wellness.
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