50 min.
A cascade of water pouring from glaciers and a lake in the high mountains, a water fall tumbling from high up into the valley, a chain of lakes at the base of 10,000-foot peaks, rocky chasms disgorging the torrent, drawn-out gravel banks and mudflats, undercut banks and river bends, and extensive riparian forests at the river’s lower reaches: the Inn has many faces to show and an interesting tale to tell.
It is the longest tributary of the Danube in Central Europe, flowing through Switzerland, Austria and Bavaria along its 520 kilometer course.
