Sunna Alm at lake Rifflsee

Sustainable tourism in practice: Sunna Alm restaurant is the highest passive energy house in Austria’s Alps. The newly built restaurant is powered by alternative energy sources, namely geothermal energy and solar power.

The building’s architecture is a contemporary conversion of Tyrolean building style. Only local types of wood were used for its construction: spruce for beam and component structures, larch for the shingle facade and Swiss pine for the furnishings of the small, cosy parlour. The shingle facade alternates with large glass windows making Sunna Alm a light and friendly space. As a result, the surrounding alpine world seems to be within one’s reach in the dining area.

Tip: the restaurant has free WiFi.

At 2,300 m above sea level
Aid station no. 3 & 9 of the P105
Aid station no. 3 of the P90
Aid station no. 3 of the P60
Aid station no. 3 of the P45-Glacier
Aid station no. 1 & 4 of the P45-Rifflsee
Aid station no. 1 of the P30
Aid station no. 1 of the P15
Position on the interactive map