Inn River Rafting Trips
Location: West of Innsbruck in Tirol, AustriaThe Inn River flows out of Switzerland into Austria’s Tyrolean Alps, gathering the waters of the Ötz River near Imst. Most whitewater rafting companies that run trips on the Inn River in Austria have meeting places in Landeck, Haiming, or Imst. Go Rafting with A Commercial Outfitter on the Inn RiverRafting.com is currently seeking qualified outfitters for Featured Listings. If you are a local rafting outfitter in Austria and would like to see your company listed here, please contact us for more information. Level of Difficulty: Class III or Class V / Beginner or AdvancedThe Inn River can be broken into two separate sections:
The Canyon: Swiss Alps, Evergreen Forests, and Huge WavesThe Inn River originates from Lake Lughino in Switzerland and keeps gathering more and more speed as it travels through the snowy Swiss Alps down to Austria, taking in water from tributaries as it tumbles east. Once it enters the dark, evergreen-clad, and steep walls of the Landeck Gorge, the Inn is already a relatively large and powerful river. Strong currents combine with the confines of narrow walls to make Landeck Gorge a challenging and very exciting stretch of river. In Imst, the Inn River acquires all the waters of the mighty Ötz. At this point it becomes a truly high-volume river, with huge waves, non-stop current, and an absence of any obstructing rocks. The Imst Gorge itself is a little more open than the Landeck, as the powerful currents form a wider valley with mountains rising on both sides. Season: May through SeptemberThe best months to book a rafting trip on the Inn are during the heat of Austria’s summer, from June through August. | ![]() |
