From Maloja to Passau

The Inn river

Der Inn im Winter
Nature
It originates in the Upper Engadine and flows down the valley through the Lower Engadine to nearby foreign countries – the Inn. An Alpine river that offers many possibilities. From quiet spots for picnics or fly fishing to wild adventures in rafting.
Fliegenfischen am Inn bei Ramosch

Fly fishing in the Engadine

Lower Engadine offers countless exciting challenges for fans of fly fishing – from the incredible diversity of the Inn and its various tributaries, to the numerous mountain lakes.
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Rafting am Inn

Rafting, canoeing and kayaking

The Inn is one of the most famous white-water spots in the Alps and especially the section from Lavin to Martina is a real highlight. Embark on an adventure by canoe, Canadian canoe or kayak.

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The name Engiadina is composed of the rhaeto-romanic words En (for Inn) and Giardina (for garden). Thus the Engadine is literally the garden of the Inn.

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Der Inn bei Pradella in Scuol
Velotour auf dem Innradweg im Engadin

Inn Cycle Path. Partial stage Zernez – Guarda

From Zernez, the gateway to the Swiss National Park, along the river Inn through the picturesque villages of Susch as well as Lavin and in a longer climb to the Schellen-Ursli village of Guarda.

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Unterwegs auf dem Innradweg vor Ardez.

Inn Cycle Path. Partial stage Guarda – Martina

Panoramic ride through Engadine villages such as Guarda and Ardez and a detour to the mineral water village of Scuol. Afterwards, the route picturesquely follows the Inn River to the national border.

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Wasserkraftwerk Scuol im Engadin im Sommer

Hydropower on the Inn

Using the power of water has a long tradition. Hydroelectric power is still significant as a renewable energy source and essential for the mountain communities that benefit from it.
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