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🌱 1 ton CO₂ offset
Crankworx host city, Nordkette singletrack above the rooftops
Why ride Innsbruck?
Innsbruck is the rare bike destination where the trailheads are on the city tram. Bikepark Innsbruck (Mutterer Alm) sits a 20-minute tram-ride from the old town with 12 marked trails across all levels, and Nordkette — the alpine ridge looming over Maria-Theresien-Strasse — drops the legendary Hafelekar singletrack straight back into town. Crankworx World Tour stops here every June.
Signature trails
What you'll ride in Innsbruck
01
Bikepark Innsbruck (Mutterer Alm)
12 marked trails, flow to DH
02
Nordkette Singletrack
Hafelekar via Seegrube — high-alpine tech
03
Arzler Alm Trail
Classic IBK descent into the city
04
Stubai Valley trails
Multi-day enduro, easy day trip
05
Crankworx Innsbruck
Slopestyle, Speed & Style — every June
06
Patscherkofel
Olympic DH descent, alternative to Nordkette
Getting to Innsbruck
Innsbruck airport is 5 km west of the centre — most hotels are a 15-minute taxi or free bus ride from the terminal. Munich airport is 2 h by direct train. The Hungerburgbahn funicular and Nordkettenbahn cable car carry bikes from the city to the Seegrube ridge. The Innsbruck Card includes most lifts for free.
Where to stay
Trail-side hotels in Innsbruck
Every hotel below has confirmed secure bike storage and sits within easy reach of the Bikepark Innsbruck + Nordkette trail network. Four verified MTB-friendly properties — from ride-from-the-door agriturismos to lift-base 4-star hotels.
Trail map
Innsbruck on the map
All hotels listed above are within a short ride or shuttle of the Bikepark Innsbruck + Nordkette trailheads, in or around Innsbruck, Tyrol, Austria.
Frequently asked
Riding & booking in Innsbruck
Is Bikepark Innsbruck open during Crankworx?
Yes — the bike park stays open during Crankworx in June, with some trails closed temporarily for competition slots. Book hotels 6 + months ahead; Crankworx week is the busiest week of the year.
Can I ride the Nordkette without a guide?
The Nordkette Singletrack is marked but very exposed — sustained rocky tech with cliffs alongside. The Innsbruck Tourism Board strongly recommends guided rides for first-timers; local guides launch from Seegrube.
Are bikes allowed on Innsbruck trams and trains?
Yes. ÖBB regional trains carry bikes for a small surcharge, and the Hungerburgbahn / Nordkettenbahn cable cars carry bikes for around €4 each way.
Do these hotels have secure bike storage?
Every hotel listed on this page offers secure indoor bike storage as a confirmed amenity — locked rooms, racks and (where noted) CCTV. Each hotel's storage and wash-bay setup is shown on its listing card.
Is IMPT cheaper than booking direct?
Yes — booking through IMPT typically delivers around 10% below the direct hotel rate, with no discount code required. The eco impact (1 ton of CO₂ removed per stay via Climeworks direct air-capture) is included at no extra cost.
Can I bring my own mountain bike into the room?
Many of these hotels prefer bikes in the dedicated storage room for security and to keep rooms clean, but some do allow bikes in the room. Each listing notes whichever applies. If unclear, ask the property directly before check-in.
Do these hotels offer free cancellation?
Most rooms include free cancellation up to 24 – 48 hours before arrival. Refundable rates are clearly marked during booking on IMPT.
What is the eco impact of booking through IMPT?
1 ton of CO₂ is removed per stay via UN-verified Climeworks direct air-capture, at no extra cost to you. That's roughly 29 × the carbon footprint of a typical hotel night.
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