Innsbrook Scenic Driving Loops
Sometimes the best way to enjoy Innsbrook is with the windows down, nowhere urgent to be, and a simple loop that brings you back without retracing half the resort. These six scenic cruising routes are built around Innsbrook’s internal road network, lakes, neighborhoods, wooded ridges, amenities, and quieter corners.
These are suggested scenic loop guides, not official resort navigation. Always follow posted signs, speed limits, gate access rules, private road rules, and current road conditions. Internal/private roads may not route perfectly in mobile map apps, so use the written directions as the primary guide.
Drive times are planning estimates only and assume steady rolling with no scenic stops, gate delays, detours, or traffic.
Do not use while driving. Have a passenger navigate or review the route before you leave.
Aspen–Lucern Classic Loop
This is the easiest first loop to understand and the one most likely to feel like a true “Innsbrook sampler.” It keeps you in the Aspen, St. Gallen, Lucern, and Innsbrook Circle road family, giving you a smooth central loop without wandering too far into long side spurs.
Begin near the Aspen Center area and ease onto Aspen Lake Drive. Follow the Aspen road family first, using East Aspen Circle and West Aspen Circle to stay in the main loop instead of diving into every small lake spur. From there, work toward the St. Gallen roads, connecting West St. Gallen and East St. Gallen before easing back toward Meadow Valley Drive.
Use Meadow Valley as the connector into the Lucern portion of the cruise. Follow East Lucern Circle and West Lucern Circle as the route bends through the central lake-road network. Finish by using West Innsbrook Circle and East Innsbrook Circle to close the loop and return toward the Aspen area.
- Aspen Point
- Aspen Nook
- Lucern Point
- St. Gallen Point / View / Oaks
Re-drive minimizer: Stay on the circle roads first. Treat the Point, Nook, View, and Cove roads as optional scenic spurs instead of required turns.
Google Maps is the best option for opening the full round-trip loop. Apple Maps may open only the start point or a simpler point-to-point route, so use the written directions for the full loop.
Charrette–Woodlake Woods Loop
This loop has a more tucked-away, residential feel. It is good when you want a quieter cruise through wooded roads and neighborhood pockets without turning the drive into a long out-and-back.
Start near Aspenetter Drive and work toward the Lake Charrette road family. Use Lake Charrette Drive as the first leg, then follow the Charrette View and Charrette Court area to get the neighborhood feel before connecting toward Woodlake Drive.
Woodlake becomes the main spine of this loop. From there, move through Audubon Crossing and the Audubon roads, then continue toward Silver Fox Crossing. Use Foxfire Crossing and Foxfire Circle to round out the drive before returning to Woodlake and easing back toward the Aspenetter / Charrette side.
- Audubon Point
- Audubon View
- Foxfire Point
- Foxfire Cove
- Silver Fox Woods
Re-drive minimizer: Use Woodlake only as the connecting spine. Do not chase every Point/Cove spur unless you are intentionally making it a longer scenic drive.
Google Maps is the best option for opening the full round-trip loop. Apple Maps may open only the start point or a simpler point-to-point route, so use the written directions for the full loop.
Wanderfern–Alpine Ridge Loop
This is the route for a longer, more exploratory cruise. It uses the Alpine and Wanderfern road families, then bends toward Linden and Kitzbuhl for a fuller ridge-and-woods loop.
Begin on the Konstanz side and use North Konstanz and South Konstanz to settle into the drive. Connect toward Alpine Lake Drive, then begin the Wanderfern section using East Wanderfern Circle and West Wanderfern Circle. This keeps the route moving in a loop rather than immediately dropping into side roads.
Continue through the Wanderfern Tunnel Pass area and use North and South Wanderfern Pass as the transition toward Wanderfern Way. From there, work back into the Alpine road family through Alpine Woods, then swing toward Kitzbuhl Bend and Kitzbuhl Way. Finish the loop by using West Linden Bend and East Linden Bend to curve back toward Alpine / Konstanz.
- Alpine Point
- Alpine Nobb
- Alpine Nook
- Wanderfern Point
- Kitzbuhl Point
- Kitzbuhl Cove
Re-drive minimizer: Avoid Point, Nook, Cove, and Spur roads unless you want intentional out-and-back scenery.
Google Maps is the best option for opening the full round-trip loop. Apple Maps may open only the start point or a simpler point-to-point route, so use the written directions for the full loop.
Tyrolean–Morgen New Innsbrook Loop
This is the “newer Innsbrook” loop. It is best for seeing the Tyrolean and Morgen side while keeping the drive organized instead of zig-zagging through every new spur.
Start from the Tyrolean Way area and follow it into the Tyrol road family. Use Tyrol Pass and Tyrol Ridge as your first movement through the neighborhood, then connect toward Morgen Lake Drive.
From Morgen, work into the Wiesenblick and Feldstrasse roads, then continue toward Rosenheim Lane. Use Wundersee and Obersee as the eastern/southeastern portion of the loop before passing through Summervogel Circle and Rehweg. Return back toward Wiesenblick and Tyrolean Way to close the cruise.
- Tyrol Nook
- Tyrol Point
- Tyrol Cove
- Tyrol Overlook
- Wasserblick
Re-drive minimizer: Use Tyrolean Way as the entry/exit spine. Keep the smaller Tyrol roads optional unless you want a longer neighborhood tour.
Google Maps is the best option for opening the full round-trip loop. Apple Maps may open only the start point or a simpler point-to-point route, so use the written directions for the full loop.
Geneva–Sonnenblick Commons Loop
This loop works well as an amenities-adjacent cruise. It has a nice mix of neighborhood roads, resort-adjacent areas, and lake-road names without feeling like a pure residential maze.
Begin near East Commons Drive and head into the Grendel / Sonnenblick side. Use Sonnenblick Drive and Sonnenalp Valley Drive to stay on the main flow of the route before moving toward Aspen Vista View and Aspen Vista Drive.
From there, continue toward Wunderblick Beach Drive, then work into the Geneva road family using Geneva Cove, Geneva View, and Geneva Bend. Finish the loop by connecting through North Lionshead and South Lionshead before returning toward Sonnenblick and East Commons.
- Geneva Beach
- Lionshead Ridge
- Aspen Vista side roads
- Sonnenalp Cove
Re-drive minimizer: Keep Geneva Beach, Lionshead Ridge, and smaller Cove/View roads optional so the main loop stays clean.
Google Maps is the best option for opening the full round-trip loop. Apple Maps may open only the start point or a simpler point-to-point route, so use the written directions for the full loop.
Grand Innsbrook Giant Loop
This is the big one: a long-form cruise meant for a slow afternoon rather than a quick loop. It stitches together the shorter route families into one broad Innsbrook tour while keeping side spurs optional.
Begin near the Aspen Center area and use the central Aspen roads as the warm-up. Move toward the Lake Charrette and Woodlake side first, then continue west/northwest into the Konstanz and Alpine road family so the route feels like one long sweep instead of several short out-and-backs.
From the Alpine side, use the Wanderfern roads as the wooded transition before bending back toward the Tyrolean and Morgen side. Continue toward East Commons, then use the Grendel, Geneva, and Lionshead road families as the eastern return leg before easing back toward the Aspen Center area.
- Aspen Point
- Woodlake side roads
- Alpine Point
- Wanderfern Point
- Tyrol Overlook
- Geneva Beach
Re-drive minimizer: Keep this as a spine route. Add Point, Cove, Nook, and Beach roads only when you want to turn the cruise into a longer wandering tour.
Google Maps is the best option for opening the full round-trip loop. Apple Maps may open only the start point or a simpler point-to-point route, so use the written directions for the full loop.