This is mountain biking in Innsbruck. First, you pedal hard uphill. The summery stop on two wheels then takes place in one of the numerous mountain huts, which are usually located on the route or are the intended tour destination. Enjoy the view of the surrounding mountains, before you swing back into the saddle.
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Simmering (629)
6.4 KM 
851 M 
medium Departure altitude: 990 m routes: Simmeringalm 1.813 m Distance: 6,4 km Elevation gain: 823 m Difficulty: intermediate Average time: 2 hours
Sistranser Alm mountain hut - Issboden (515)
8.8 KM 1.062 M medium The long Sistrans tour to beautiful Issboden. This tour follows the Sistranser Alm route to the Sistranser Alm mountain hut and then continues along a moderately steep path through the high forest to the panoramic Isshütte mountain hut (not open to the public).
Sistranser Alm mountain hut - MTB route (515)
4.6 KM 712 M medium The local Sistrans tour to the authentic Sistranser Alm mountain hut. The tour starts with a gentle ascent through the village of Sistrans to the edge of the forest (car park) followed by a continuous winding climb with hairpin bends to the Sistranser Alm mountain hut. From there, you can reach the Aldranser Alm mountain hut by following the Almenweg 1600 trail slightly downhill. Our tip: if you want to cover even more vertical metres, you can continue along a moderately steep path through the high forest to the panoramic Isshütte mountain hut (not open to the public).
Straßberghaus - MTB route (5003)
3.5 KM 246 M medium Start at the hikers' car park in Wildermieming (free) - route no. 5003 - ride along the forest road, past the Sagkapelle chapel and up about 300 vertical metres to the Straßberghaus mountain hut.
The Simple One
5 KM 
easy The foresty road goes from the summit station to the valley station. This simple route passes over the Mountain Cart Course (forestry road). Difficulty level: S2
The Tschirgantrunde route
52.4 KM 656 M medium The Tschirgantrunde route is made up of various sections that lead over the Mieming Plateau, through the Inn Valley, along the Via Claudia Augusta and through the idyllic Gurgl Valley. The hike starts at Arzkasten car park. First follow path number 23 to Obsteig and then continue on to Gschwent. From Barwies, take path number 25 via See to Mötz and then the R3 Inn Cycle Path towards Roppen until you come to Imst. From there, take the R8 Via Claudia Augusta via Tarrenz to Nassereith and then the number 23 bike path to Roßbach, Holzleiten, Weisland and Arzkasten.
Rauschbrunnen to Höttinger Alm
9.2 KM 700 M medium A connecting route with wonderful views of Innsbruck. This route follows forestry roads and connects two mountain huts where you can enjoy a well-deserved break after the ascent with wonderful views over Innsbruck. Along the way, the route passes the Höttinger Bild chapel and the modern Umbrüggler Alm mountain hut. The Umbrüggler Alm, the Rauschbrunnen alpine guesthouse and the Höttinger Alm mountain hut are all places where you can stop for a break and are much loved for their Tyrolean specialities by locals and guests alike. Athletic bikers can extend the tour with a ride up to Seegrube.
Wannig circular tour
31 KM 1.204 M 
hard This scenic but physically challenging tour leads from Obsteig past Arzkasten and Aschland to Nassereith. From there, continue towards Fernsteinsee, past the campsite and up the old Römerstrasse road. Cross the Fern Pass road and continue towards the Nassereither Alm mountain hut. Take the turnoff to head left down to Biberwier. Shortly before Biberwier, follow the ever steeper, wide road towards Marienbergalm mountain hut. Once you reach the Sunalm mountain hut, follow a short but very steep path up to Marienbergjoch ridge (the first part is possible by bike, later you will have to push it). After this, it is downhill all the way. From the Marienbergalm down to Arzkasten and back to Obsteig.
Zimmerbergweg (580)
4.7 KM 198 M medium An easy tour through pine forests on well-maintained forest roads. The route intersects with trails to Wildermieming and Straßberg, and has no official destination! The tour can be linked with the Telfs-Mieming cycling and hiking route (no. 4) or a route that leads past the Gerhardhof campsite to Telfs.
