The 24 themed tours of the Inn-Salzach RadReiseRegion not only make you want to have fun cycling through forests and meadows, along river banks and through the hill country, but they also tempt you to descend again and again and explore the area on foot, visit a museum, Jump into a lake or take a leisurely stroll through one of the Mediterranean Inn-Salzach town squares. In the 55 locations of the Inn-Salzach region there are also a multitude of historical locations - castles, churches, monasteries and moated castles - as well as special natural treasures and contemporary witnesses of the recent past.

All cycle routes meet different demands, both in length (28 to 83 kilometers) and in terms of the physical challenge (122 meters in altitude over 40 kilometers up to 724 meters in altitude over 58 kilometers). Uniform information boards along the paths refer to special features, sights, excursion destinations and much more. A well-developed service infrastructure with bike rental stations, workshops, e-bike filling stations and automatic hose dispensers can be found nationwide. It is also possible to take bicycles with you on the Südostbayernbahn railway network and especially families with children have the opportunity to shorten tours. The uniform and well-marked overall network of trails offers day and touring cyclists as well as cycling holidaymakers perfect conditions for an active and unforgettable stay.

Inn-Salzach: The Inn-Salzach holiday region begins a good forty kilometers east of Munich and extends to the German-Austrian border. The visitor magnets include the longest castle in the world in Burghausen, the pilgrimage and pilgrimage site Altötting and the traditional trading town of Mühldorf with its classic Inn-Salzach architecture. Numerous cycling and hiking trails along the Inn and Salzach, the European reserve "Unterer Inn", historical gems, monasteries and museums, golf courses, excursion destinations and events in the 55 locations guarantee plenty of variety all year round. The region excels in culinary terms with its small craft breweries, renowned star chefs and organic producers.