Rupertihaus

In 1892, not far from here, the "Ruperti Tunnel“ was started, and in the process, a large dormitory for the workforce, as well as some workshops, were built here. In 1931, the mining operations in Mühlbach went bankrupt, leading to the sale of all properties. In 1935, the new owner, DAV Reichberg, opened the "Rupertihaus“ with 40 beds, a spacious dormitory, dining rooms, showers, and baths, with electric lighting and running hot and cold water.
From 1952, this place became the home of our former world champion in ski jumping: Sepp "Buwi“ Bradl, and his family.

Operating as a guesthouse and hotel, the Rupertihaus hosted the best ski jumpers of its time, many celebrities, and numerous tourist guests over the decades.
It served as accommodation and a starting point for training in the Riedingtal training center for the many ski jumping nations that came here to Mitterberg for training camps. After Sepp Bradl‘s death in 1982, the Rupertihaus was sold, and on December 7, 1990, it was destroyed by fire, burning down to its foundations.

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