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Deep tunnels in mountainous terrains usually drain large amounts of warm waters. These waters are of interest for numerous reasons: they provide information about subsurface flow conditions, can be decisive or even catastrophic in underground construction, and represent a most interesting geothermal potential for direct heat applications such as space heating. Examples are given from the Swiss Alps.
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