Rußbach am Paß Gschütt

With 783 residents as of January 1, 2023 Rußbach am Paß Gschütt is an Austrian municipality situated in the Salzburger Land district of Hallein. Situated in the Rußbachtal, a side valley of the Lammertal, at the base of the great Dachstein mountain range, it Rußbach am Paß Gschütt is a popular vacation destination for those who appreciate nature, winter sports, and culture since it offers a variety of events to fit all interests and ages.

Rußbach am Paß Gschütt is part of the Dachstein West ski area, which comprises eight ski resorts with 160 kilometers of slopes, seventy lifts, and forty-four kilometers of cross-country trails. Modern conveniences, friendly surroundings, and amazing Dachstein glacier views define the ski area. Rußbach am Paß Gschütt boasts a ski resort including a snow park, kid’s zone, ski school, and ski rental business. The resort also offers a selection of winter sports including ice skating, sledding, snowshoeing, and horse-drawn carriage rides.

Rußbach am Paß Gschütt is a popular place for winter sports aficionados because of its position within the Dachstein West ski resort, which features 160 kilometers of slopes, fascinating snowparks, and amazing views of the Dachstein mountain range. At this family-friendly ski resort, children under six get a free ski ticket. Children under fifteen ski for free alongside an adult from mid-March until the end of the ski season.

Apart from skiing, Rußbach am Paß Gschütt offers visitors snowshoeing, ski mountaineering, tobogganing, and comfortable lodges or saunas for rest. In the summer, the municipality is an amazing place for mountain biking, hiking, and appreciation of the surroundings. Discovering one of many paths and routes is the 44-kilometer Dachstein Tour, which circles the Dachstein mountain range.

Rußbach am Paß Gschütt is a small but charming illustration of the variety and beauty of the Austrian Alps.

Euro (€) (EUR)

Currency

Austria

Country

06242

Area code

783

Population

34.02 km 2 (13.14 sq mi)

Area

German

Official language

813 m (2,667 ft)

Elevation

UTC+1 (CET)

Time zone

Geography of Rußbach am Paß Gschütt

Rußbach am Paß Gschütt had 783 people living in its 34.02 square kilometre area as of January 1, 2023. Located 813 meters above sea level on the banks of the Rußbach, a Lammer tributary, Abut the village the Elendgraben, a gorge separating the Dachstein from the Tennengebirge, and the Pass Gschütt, a mountain pass linking the Rußbachtal and the Gosautal in Upper Austria. The highest point in the municipality is the 2,027-meter-tall Gamsfeld, a component of the Gamsfeldgruppe subrange of the Dachstein. The lowest point, the Elendgraben reaches the Rußbach at 740 meters.

The municipality comprises three cadastral communities: Gseng, Rußbachsaag, and Schattau. Rising on the northern slope of the Rußbachtal, Gseng is the biggest and oldest settlement. Rußbachsaag is the main village and administrative center situated on the southern slope of the Rußbachtal. Schattau, the smallest and most recent settlement on the eastern slope of the Rußbachtal near the Pass Gschütt, The municipality also boasts several hamlets including Edt, Schattbach, and Schmiedlehen.

Mountains, valleys, meadows, forests, and waterfalls abound among Rußbach am Paß Gschütt’s varied topography. Nestled in a thin, steep valley, the town is surrounded by the Dachstein massif, a mountain range included within the Northern Limestone Alps. The village’s broad, mild valley floor is surrounded in fields and lush pastures. Apart from that, the community boasts a sizable and varied forest area producing mushrooms, firewood, and lumber. The village boasts a few other amazing and notable natural features as the Hornspitz Peak, the highest point at 2,027 meters, and the Elendgraben Gorge, a deep and narrow canyon full of waterfalls.

Rußbach am Paß Gschütt boasts a few bodies of water mostly rivers, streams, and waterfalls. The main river is the Rußbach; it empties into the Lammer River in Golling after running through the town. As it passes through the Schattau area, the main stream—the Schattbach—forms the Schattbach waterfall. The main waterfall in the Elendgraben gorge is the Elendgraben waterfall, which falls over 100 meters.

Weather and Climate in Rußbach am Paß Gschütt

Rußbach am Paß Gschütt has a continental climate with mild, sunny summers and freezing, snowy winters. The average annual temperature is 6.8 degrees Celsius; minimum temperature in January is -3.5 and maximum temperature in July is 16.5. The annual average precipitation is 1,263 millimeters with a maximum of 178 millimeters in July and a minimum of 64 millimeters in February. The annual average snowfall is 205 centimeters, maximum in January at 66 cm and minimum in July at 0 cm. On average, 1,664 hours of sunlight pass annually; July has maximum of 223 hours and December minimum of 83 hours.

The average temperature of spring is 6.5 degrees Celsius; the average precipitation is 139 milliliters; and the average monthly sunlight duration is 166 hours. With an average temperature of 16.5 degrees Celsius, an average precipitation of 178 millimeters, and an average sunlight duration of 215 hours each month, summer is the hottest and wettest season. With an average temperature of 6.5 degrees Celsius, an average precipitation of 108 millimeters, and an average sunshine duration of 125 hours each month, autumn is frigid and foggy. With an average temperature of -3.5 degrees Celsius, an average precipitation of 86 millimeters, and an average sunshine duration of 83 hours per month, winter is the coldest and darkest season.

Month	Average Temperature (°C)	Average Precipitation (mm)	Average Humidity (%)	Average Wind (m/s)	Average Sunshine Hours
Jan	-3.5	86	68	4	83
Feb	-3.5	86	68	4	83
Mar	1.5	108	74	4	125
Apr	6.5	139	79	4	166
May	11.5	139	79	4	166
Jun	16.5	178	86	4	215
Jul	16.5	178	86	4	215
Aug	16.5	178	86	4	215
Sep	11.5	108	79	4	166
Oct	6.5	108	79	4	125
Nov	1.5	86	74	4	83
Dec	-3.5	86	68	4	83

Demographics of Rußbach am Paß Gschütt

As of the 2023 census, Rußbach am Paß Gschütt has 783 residents; 397 of them are men and 386 of them are women. Rußbach am Paß Gschütt had a population density of 23 people per square kilometer as of January 1, 2018—less than the average of Salzburg of 101. Remaining Rußbach am Paß Gschütt live in the three districts of Schattau, Rußbachsaag, and Gseng, which lie on the slopes of the Rußbach valley. Most people of the village live in the middle, near the fountain and the church. The bulk of the residents, 95.4 percent of them are citizens of Austria. Of the minority, Germans account for 2.4 percent and Bosnians make up 0.8 percent. With 87.9% of the population members of the Catholic Church, Roman Catholicism is the most often practiced religion. With 3.7% of the religious membership, Protestantism comes second. Eight percent of people neither follow another religion nor are religious.

Older age groups predominate in Rußbach am Paß Gschütt; as of 2011, 14.9% of the population was 14 years of age or younger and 21.7% was 65 years of age or above. Rußbach am Paß Gschütt had a gender balance as of 2011: 49.5% of the population was male and 50.5% female.

Population	Age Structure	Gender Distribution	Household Size	Nationality	Religion
783	0-14: 14.9%	Male: 49.5%	1: 18.8%	Austrian: 95.4%	Catholic: 86.6%
	15-64: 63.4%	Female: 50.5%	2: 35.4%	Foreign: 4.6%	Protestant: 3.4%
	65+: 21.7%		3: 19.8%		Other: 3.4%
			4+: 26.0%		None: 6.6%

Districts and Neighborhoods in Rußbach am Paß Gschütt

Rußbach am Paß Gschütt consists of three cadastral communities; these are further split into several districts and neighborhoods. The main districts and neighborhoods of each cadastral community are enumerated here together with details on their locations and populations.

Gseng: 189 inhabitants, located on the northern slope of the Rußbachtal
- Gseng: the main district, consisting of several farms and houses
- Edt: a hamlet, located on the western edge of the district
- Schattbach: a hamlet, located on the eastern edge of the district
- Schmiedlehen: a hamlet, located on the southern edge of the district
Rußbachsaag: 406 inhabitants, located on the southern slope of the Rußbachtal
- Rußbachsaag: the main district and the administrative center, consisting of the village center and several residential areas
- Au: a neighborhood, located on the western edge of the district
- Hinterberg: a neighborhood, located on the eastern edge of the district
- Schattau: a neighborhood, located on the southern edge of the district
Schattau: 188 inhabitants, located on the eastern slope of the Rußbachtal, near the Pass Gschütt
- Schattau: the main district, consisting of several farms and houses
- Gschütt: a hamlet, located on the Pass Gschütt
- Lammertal: a hamlet, located on the western edge of the district
- Schattauerwinkel: a hamlet, located on the eastern edge of the district

Economy of Rußbach am Paß Gschütt

Of the 226 jobs in the municipality, almost 60% came from the service sector, 8% from agriculture, and 25% from manufacturing. In the service sector, the bulk of jobs in 2011 came from transportation, trade, lodging and food businesses. In 2011 Russbach am Pass Gschütt employed386 people. Two thirds of the 133 residents of the town commuted.

Rußbach am Paß Gschütt’s economy is mostly driven by tourism, which results from the natural and cultural value of the village and the surroundings. The village’s developed tourism infrastructure includes many hotels, restaurants, businesses, services, a museum, a cable car, an adventure park, a ski resort, and a church. The village also boasts a strong and active tourism association that organizes and promotes a spectrum of guest activities and events. About sixty percent of the people working in the village are in the tourism sector, which also generates eighty percent of its income. From 66,000 in 2010 to 82,000 in 2019, overnight visits increased. With sixteen thousand total overnight stays, February ranks highest followed by the summer months of July and August with more than ten thousand apiece.

Apart from the tourism sector, the other economic sectors of the village help and boost handicrafts, agriculture, and forestry. With a long and rich farming legacy, the community produces luxury items including cheese, butter, milk, honey, and schnapps. The village also boasts a large and varied forest area producing mushrooms, timber, and firewood.

History of Rußbach am Paß Gschütt

The earliest known date influencing the municipal area is 1124. Archbishop Konrad kept ownership of the right bank, which included Rußbach, although giving the monastery of St. Peter ownership of the left bank of the Lammer River at that period. Mostly working in the timber business, salt trade, cattle breeding, and charcoal sales, the residents of the valleys were Concerned about the growing influence of Protestantism in the eastern part beyond Pass Gschütt, the Archbishops and Provincial Princes of Salzburg voiced worries in 1535. First occupied around 1200, the valleys were They decided to create a barrier separating Gosau from Rußbach in order to stop the new faith from proliferating.

The first known written record from Rußbach comes from a settlement record dated 1631. At that period, there were 404 counted residents. A distinctive church constructed during the Counter-Reformation in Rußbach in the 18th century Once given parish status in 1903, Russbach became a distinct entity.

The development of the tourism sector in the 19th and 20th centuries brought about a rebirth for the village as well as the surrounds. The Rußbachtal’s natural beauty, fresh air, and gorgeous alpine scene as well as the town itself drew first guests. The tourism infrastructure the village and the environs developed included roads, trains, hotels, restaurants, and ski resorts. Along with fresh possibilities and challenges brought about by the tourism industry, the village and its environs saw social and cultural changes.

Best Time to Visit Rußbach am Paß Gschütt

Rußbach am Paß Gschütt is a year-round holiday destination with a range of activities and attractions spread all year long. Still, depending on their preferences and expectations, some seasons could be more suited for particular types of visitors. Considering the weather, traffic, and events, the perfect time to visit Rußbach am Paß Gschütt is summed here.

Winter: Winter is the busiest season Rußbach am Paß Gschütt experiences. Fans of winter sports should take advantage of the snow-covered slopes, modern lifts, and charming chalets of the Dachstein West ski area at this best time. Winter is a great season for outdoor enthusiasts to visit the Rußbachtal, where they may see frozen waterfalls, snow-covered forests, and immaculate sky. Winter is a happy season for those who enjoy culture when they may take advantage of the traditional Christmas market, fire display, and lantern walk of Rußbacher Adventmarkt. But winter is also the most costly and crowded season Rußbach am Paß Gschütt experiences since the demand for lodging, transportation, and ski passes drives up the prices. Winter is the chilliest and darkest season in Rußbach am Paß Gschütt. Average temperature in January is -3.5 degrees Celsius, and there are 83 hours of average sunshine.
Spring: Spring is the shoulder season in Rußbach am Paß Gschütt since it marks the transition from winter to summer. Springtime brings mild weather, blooming flowers, and lush meadows of the Dachstein massif for bikers, hikers, and climbers. Spring is a great time for those who appreciate art and history to visit the village’s monuments, church, and museum free from dealing with big crowds or long lines. Spring is a great time for those on a budget to locate less expensive rates on cable cars, transportation, and lodging. Still, Rußbach am Paß Gschütt experiences erratic and variable springtime because of the abrupt and dramatic change in the temperature from sunny and warm to clouds and cold. Given less events and visitor activity in the spring, Rußbach am Paß Gschütt is also more serene and quiet.
Summer: The busiest season Rußbach am Paß Gschütt experiences is summer. For those who enjoy the natural surroundings—the gorgeous paths, alpine pastures, and rock formations of the Dachstein massif—this is the perfect time. Families will love summertime at Brunos Bergwelt Adventure Park, which features among other great and exciting activities a giant slide, a water playground, a climbing wall, and a petting zoo. Summer is the most active and vivid season for those who appreciate customs and culture. Rußbacher Kulturwochen hosts concerts, exhibits, readings, lectures, and workshops in July and August among other cultural events. But with an average July temperature of 16.5 degrees Celsius and 178 milliliters of precipitation, summer is also the wettest and hottest season Rußbach am Paß Gschütt experiences. Summer is also the busiest and most packed season in Rußbach am Paß Gschütt due of great demand and high expenses for housing, transportation, and the cable car.
Autumn: Autumn is Rußbach am Paß Gschütt’s low season since it ends summer and signals the beginning of winter. The chance to capture the amazing colors, pure air, and golden light of the Rußbachtal drives photographers toward fall. Autumn is a great time for those who appreciate fine cuisine to taste some of the region’s specialties, which include cheese, honey, and schnapps created from fresh, organic produce from surrounding farms. Fall is also a perfect time to relax and look after oneself. Less packed and more reasonably priced massage treatments, saunas, and spas are available in hotels. But autumn is also a drab and boring season in Rußbach am Paß Gschütt with less attractions and activities for visitors. With an average temperature of 6.5 degrees Celsius and 125 hours of sunlight in October, Rußbach am Paß Gschütt finds falltime cold, overcast conditions.

How to Get in Rußbach am Paß Gschütt

Rußbach am Paß Gschütt is reachable by car, train, bus, and aircraft among other practical means. The expenses, distances, and conveniences of traveling to Rußbach am Paß Gschütt are quickly summed here.

Car: Rußbach am Paß Gschütt’s car allows guests to explore the area and travel at their own pace, so granting them most freedom and convenience. Passing via the Rußbachtal and the Pass Gschütt, the B166 links Rußbach am Paß Gschütt to the main road network. Comprising Villach and Salzburg, the A10 is the closest freeway. About half an hour separate the distance of about 60 kilometers from Salzburg to Rußbach am Paß Gschütt. About ninety-minutes separate the distance of roughly 120 kilometers from Villach to Rußbach am Paß Gschütt. From Vienna to Rußbach am Paß Gschütt, the 320-kilometer drive takes approx three hours and thirty minutes by car. About 220 kilometers from Munich, Rußbach am Paß Gschütt takes two hours and thirty minutes to reach by car. From Zurich to Rußbach am Paß Gschütt, driving 520 kilometers—about five hours and thirty minutes—gets you Fuel, tolls, and car rentals constitute driving a car’s main costs. Parking, traffic, and weather are the three toughest challenges to operate a car.
Train: Traveling by train to Rußbach am Paß Gschütt is the most leisurely and beautiful choice since it gives guests the opportunity to view the neighboring mountains, valleys, and lakes. Serving Rußbach am Paß Gschütt, two adjacent stations, Golling-Abtenau and Steeg-Gosau, the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) offer consistent train services to and from. The roughly 20-kilometer train trip from Golling-Abtenau to Rußbach am Paß Gschütt takes twenty minutes. From Steeg-Gosau to Rußbach am Paß Gschütt, the roughly 15-kilometer train trip takes fifteen minutes. The train tickets, reservation fees, and luggage fees define the primary outlay of a train trip. Availability, transfers, and schedules define three of the main challenges with train travel.
Bus: The most reasonably priced and dependable form of mobility in Rußbach am Paß Gschütt is providing regular and cheap means of travel to and from the village. Serving Rußbach am Paß Gschütt, the Austrian Postbus Service—Postbus—offers consistent bus service to and from the nearby towns and villages including Abtenau, Annaberg, Gosau, and Hallstatt. From Abtenau to Rußbach am Paß Gschütt, the bus covers almost 25 kilometers—about 25 minutes. Annaberg to Rußbach am Paß Gschütt’s about 15-kilometer bus ride takes fifteen minutes. About 20 kilometers and around 20 minutes separate the bus trip from Gosau to Rußbach am Paß Gschütt. Forty minutes pass during the roughly forty-kilometer bus ride from Hallstatt to Rußbach am Paß Gschütt. Taking the bus mostly costs the bus tickets, the discount cards, and the online reservation. Accessibility, space, and comfort are three primary negatives of bus travel.
Plane: Flying is the fastest and most practical way to get to Rußbach am Paß Gschütt since it lets visitors easily reach and leave the nearest airports. About sixty kilometers separate Salzburg Airport, the closest and most practical airport to Rußbach am Paß Gschütt. At the Salzburg Airport, both domestic and international flights to and from London, Paris, Munich, Vienna, and Zurich are accessible. By plane, the 250 kilometers separating Vienna and Salzburg can be traveled in roughly half an hour. By plane, Munich to Salzburg takes about forty minutes, covering about 150 kilometers. By plane, one hour and ten minutes will get you the 350 kilometers separating Zurich and Salzburg. By plane, two hours and ten minutes will allow one thousand kilometers separating London and Salzburg to be covered. By plane, one hour and forty minutes will get you the 800 kilometers separating Paris from Salzburg. Plane tickets, airport taxes, and baggage fees comprise the three primary flying costs. Security, check-in, and delays define three of the main challenges of flying.

How to Get Around in Rußbach am Paß Gschütt

Bike: Riding a bike is the most fun and eco-friendly way to get about Rußbach am Paß Gschütt since it allows guests to enjoy the surrounding area’s exercise, fresh air, and scenic views. The village boasts bike lanes, paths, rental businesses, and bike racks among other bicycle-friendly conveniences. The village boasts several bike paths covering the several scenery and attractions in the surroundings. These paths range in difficulty from simple and level to challenging and hilltop.
Bus: Rußbach am Paß Gschütt’s most reliable and affordable means of mobility lets guests regularly and reasonably travel to and from the several events and attractions of the village and the nearby area. Regular bus service is offered by the Austrian Postbus Service, or Postbus, to and from the nearby towns and villages including Abtenau, Annaberg, Gosau, and Hallstatt. The village also provides a free ski bus that connects the adventure park, cable car, and ski resort running through the winter.
Foot: Walking across Rußbach am Paß Gschütt on foot lets guests completely experience the local customs, culture, and ambiance, so providing the most authentic and immersive means of mobility. The village’s infrastructure features crosswalks, benches, sidewalks, and signs; it is meant for people. The village is proud of its large network of hiking paths that lead to the Elendgraben gorge, the museum, the church, the fountain, the monument, and the Hornspitz peak among other local sites.

Attractions and Landmarks in Rußbach am Paß Gschütt

From the Hornspitz peak, which is linked to the town by the Rußbacher Hornbahn cable car, visitors can enjoy the broad views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Built in 1972, the cable car can run 120 passengers an hour. The cable car also allows access to the Brunos Bergwelt adventure park, which boasts a large slide, water playground, climbing wall, petting zoo. The Rußbacher Hornbahn lies midway in the village, near the fountain and the church. From December through April as well as from June through October, the Rußbacher Hornbahn is open from 9:00 to 16:30. The Rußbacher Hornbahn is a must-see site for anyone who want to savor the natural beauty of the village and the surrounding area and thrilling activities.

The Holy Cross parish church is the principal one for the Roman Catholic Tennengau parish of Rußbach. The listed building in the center of Rußbachsaag honors the Holy Cross. It is the principal town of the municipality of Rußbach am Pass Gschütt.

Found in the middle of the town, the parish church of the Sankt Peter monastery faces north. Designed on the ideas of master builder Bergmann, it was constructed between 1859 and 1860. It was promoted to parish church in 1903 and restored in 1960.

The church is built simply with a somewhat recessed polygonal apse. On the southern side, fronting the gable facade, stands a three-story tower with a pointed gable helmet. Built in 1960, the sacristy is a one-story westward extension. While Tower Hall features a groined vault, the nave boasts a gallery and a barrel vault.

Josef Ghezzi painted the 1960 altarpiece based on a crucifixion artwork discovered in Salzburg-St. Vitus Chapel here. Originally housed in the Collegiate Church of St. Peter, the high altar, dating back to the second half of the 17th century, was relocated to this site. Peter juvinat. Original art was produced in the later half of the 17th century.

Things to Do in Rußbach am Paß Gschütt

Skiing and Snowboarding: Skiing and snowboarding, which let visitors take use of the contemporary lifts, the cozy chalets of the Dachstein West ski area, and the snow-covered slopes, are the most popular and exciting sports in Rußbach am Paß Gschütt. The ski area consists of eight 160-kilometer ski resorts with 70 lifts, 44 km of cross-country trails, and The modern conveniences, friendly surroundings, and amazing views of the Dachstein glacier make the ski area quite famous. Rußbach am Paß Gschütt boasts a ski resort including a snow park, kid’s zone, ski school, and ski rental business. Apart from that, the resort offers a variety of winter sports including sledding, snowshoeing, ice skating, and horse-drawn carriage rides. Skiing and snowboarding from 9:00 to 16:00 occurs from December through April. Those who want to savor the excitement and enjoyment of winter sports in the village and surrounds have to go skiing and snowboarding.
Hiking and Biking: Hiking and biking are the most fun and ecologically friendly activities Rußbach am Paß Gschütt offers as they let guests explore the gorgeous paths, alpine pastures, and Dachstein massif’s rock formations. The village boasts bike lanes, paths, rental businesses, and bike racks among other bicycle-friendly conveniences. The village boasts several bike paths covering the several scenery and attractions in the surroundings. These paths range in difficulty from simple and level to challenging and hillside. The village is proud of its long network of hiking paths that lead to the Elendgraben gorge, the museum, the church, the fountain, the monument, and the Hornspitz peak among other sites in the region. Riding and hiking are possible from sunrise to sunset, from June through October. Hiking and biking are especially advised for those wishing to enjoy the fresh air, stunning views, and physical activity provided by the village and surrounds.

Ski Resort Rußbach am Paß Gschütt

Particularly in the winter, the ski resort Rußbach am Paß Gschütt is one of the main attractions and places visited in the village and environs. Part of the Dachstein West ski area, the eight ski resorts with 160 kilometers of slopes, 70 lifts, and 44 kilometers of cross-country trails have Modern conveniences, friendly surroundings, and amazing Dachstein glacier views abound in the ski area.

Within the 40 kilometers of the Rußbach am Paß Gschütt ski resort are 15 lifts, 40 kilometers of slopes, and 10 kilometers of cross-country paths. From beginners to professionals, the ski area fits all skill levels of skiers and snowboarders since it provides a range of terrain from mild and wide to steep and narrow. Furthermore provided by the ski area are a kid’s zone, a snow park, a ski school, and ski rentals. The ski area also offers a selection of winter sports including snowshoeing, ice skating, sledding, and horse-drawn carriage rides.

Rußbach am Paß Gschütt is the ski resort right in the middle of the village, near the church and the fountain. The ski resort is easily reachable by car, train, bus, or airplane; it features lots of free or cheap parking spots for visitors. December through April the ski area is open from 9:00 to 16:00. The ski resort is a must-visit site for visitors who want to savor the thrill and enjoyment of winter sports in the town and environs.

Accommodations and Hotels in Rußbach am Paß Gschütt

Hotel Dachstein Resort: Located near the fountain in the village center and the church, Hotel Dachstein Resort is a four-star establishment. The hotel boasts forty modern, cozy, well-appointed rooms and suites. Apart from that, the hotel boasts a restaurant, a sauna, a fitness center, and a spa. The hotel also offers a ski rental programme, a ski shuttle and ski storage. The hotel is ideal for visitors who want to savor the conveniences and pleasures of the village and environs.
Gasthof Schattbach: Located on the eastern slope of the Rußbachtal, in the Schattau area near the Pass Gschütt, the three-star Gasthof Schattbach guesthouse The guesthouse offers fifteen simple, elegant, and cosy rooms and apartments. The guesthouse features also a restaurant, a terrace, a garden, and a playground. Furthermore offered by the guesthouse are bike rentals, repair, and storage. The guesthouse is ideal for those who want to enjoy the tranquilly and beauty of the village and surrounds.
Ferienwohnung Rußbach: The two-star Ferienwohnung Rußbach apartment lies in the Rußbachsaag area on the southern slope of the Rußbachtal. With two bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen and a bathroom, the apartment is bright, neat and comfortable. Apart from that, the apartment boasts a balcony, parking, and free WiFi. From the apartment are also a ticket for the cable car, a ski pass, and an adventure park pass. The apartment is ideal for visitors who want to use the freedom and adaptability of the village and the nearby area.

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