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Pine Mountain Jump:

Hill Size: HS 133
K-Point: 119 m
Men Longest jump: 148.0 m (Eric Lyche Solheim NOR, 2009-02-15)
Men Winter Hill record: 144.0 m (Clemens Aigner AUT, 2020-02-16, COC)
Men Winter Official hill record: 140.0 m (Masahiko Harada JPN, 1996-02-18, WC)
Tower height: 54 m
Inrun length: 98.5 m
Inrun angle: 35.1°
Take-off length: 6.9 m
Take-off angle: 11.5°
Take-off height: 3 m
Speed: 89.5 km/h
Ratio h/n: 0.579
P-Point: 105 m
Landing angle: 33.9°
Hill certificate: Hill certificate
Conversions: 2021
Coordinates: 45.835846, -88.089024 Google Maps OpenStreetMap
K119 (2021-...)K120 (2017-2020)K120 (2005-2017)K120 (1995-2005)K114 (1977-1995)K95 (1948-1977)

Bulldozer Ski Jump:

K-Point: ca. 55 m
Year of destruction: ca. 1999
Status: destroyed
Coordinates: 45.836305, -88.089005 Google Maps OpenStreetMap

Pine Mountain Jump:

K-Point: 38 m
Further jumps: K25, K10
Status: out of order
Coordinates: 45.836939, -88.088808 Google Maps OpenStreetMap
Further jumps: no
Plastic matting: no
Spectator capacity: 20,000
Year of construction: 1938
Conversions: 1948, 1977, 1995, 2005, 2017-2021
Status: operating
Ski club: Kiwanis Ski-Club
Coordinates: 45.835846, -88.089024 Google Maps OpenStreetMap

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History:

The first artifical ski jumping hill at Iron Mountain was set up at Hemlock Street in 1929. In 1933 the first iron-made jump called Devils’s Hill was constructed at Crystal Lake and inaugurated on January 5, 1934, at the mean time the founding of Kiwanis Ski Club was celebrated.
In 1937 the construction of the ski jumping hill at Pine Mountain was started, 1938 the 156 feet high inrun tower and works on the landing hill were finished. Then in 1939 the first competition was hosted and Bob Roecker from Duluth won over Alf Engen with 257 feet and set up a new American record with this distance.
Since these early days Pine Mountain Jump has been renovated and renewed several time, like digging lower in the outrun in 1948. After a fire in 1977 the inrun structure was renovated and enlarged. Furthermore, for some time there was also a 80-meter normal hill next to the large hill.
In 1996 and 2000 World Cup competitions attended by up to 20,000 spectators were hosted on USA’s largest large hill jump at Iron Mountain, since 2001 a yearly COC competition has taken place on the wind-prone jump.
In order to comply with FIS regulations, in 2017 a modernization effort on the large hill has started in 2017, which costs around 2 million US$. Besides small changes the to the hill profile, main actions include the construction of a lift and a warming room, as well as a number of smaller, safety-related measures. Finally, in summer 2020 the renovation of the inrun had started and was completed by December. The old wooden planks were replaced by a steel deck and then a modern Top-Speed ceramic inrun track was installed. In June 2021 the modernized ski jump was inspected by FIS and it was promised that a World Cup can be hosted there in 2023.
Due to the non-fulfilment of FIS requirements for the construction of a lift to the top of the inrun, Pine Mountain did not get the right to host the World Cup after 23 years and the competition returned to the modernised facilities in Lake Placid after a long break.

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23)   Kestrel7017   wrote on 2024-02-26 at 11:17:

Neuer weitester Sprung

165,0 m eines namentlich unbekannten Vorspringers Quelle: https://przegladsportowy.onet.pl/sporty-zimowe/skoki-narciarskie/az-105-m-nad-ziemia-chwile-grozy-na-skoczni-teraz-zacieraja-slady/k6m5v8p

22)   kibic skoków narciarskich z Polski   wrote on 2021-08-08 at 23:07:

komentarz o skoczni

Witam interesuje się skoczniami w różnych krajach świata także tych ze Stanów Zjednoczonych Ameryki niestety ta skocznia potrzebuje gruntownej przebudowy ma przestarzały profil z tego co widzę na zdjęciach to został wyremontowany wieża najazd i próg skoczni może im uda się także resztę zrobić trochę dziwię się że skocznia co roku dostaję organizację pucharu kontynentalnego bo jest wiele lepszych skoczni na świecie które nie dostają organizacji zawodów międzynarodowych większość skoczni w USA potrzebuje przebudowy ale jak wiadomo przez bardzo niskie zainteresowanie skokami narciarskimi trudno jest zdobyć pieniądze ale trzymam kciuki za Amerykanów.

20)   michaldadej   wrote on 2020-05-28 at 11:00:

A.d. kibic z Polski

Skocznia aktualnie jest modernizowana https://www.facebook.com/kiwanisskiclub/posts/2770580316512552?__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARBV34CxgvYwYlW7TfeVmFaFdF-XcPbS9aYkmVJSqecLIro7TvrKZB0jOEwpF_7Uc6vkRInBOAMOpGd82jAp7UUkCwwDz0NsceNDM9HDXJul9ScuP9a7qdwBYZSl88uvGjRRwE8znWp2MbJqJlYewnAgMvcY2vjTVpIC5XVs5HLTlHemRYhSZPjMVjqXbNffzzwp3soRXpatrOWTWguyMhWYi3ZEfWvVuD5j2hKSkRIyLMkuL_HrByO-pUde82c2Lc7utAbWAPosQK4-bxpoDqBBSlOuncjLDBThvJpD2_5yI4-i9gFvqc-9mLOtWfrlDPT5-fEKzjKGy3GdeZr1ZCVeo1GG&__tn__=-R

19)   kibic z Polski   wrote on 2020-05-24 at 20:08:

Dziwię się że ta skocznia posiada certyfikat FIS bo na zdjęciach wygląda kiepsko i przestarzale potrzebuję gruntownej przebudowy na puchar kontynentalny to wystarczy ale na zorganizowanie pucharu świata nie i dobrze że zrezygnowali z pomysłu żeby wepchnąć ją do kalendarzu pucharu świata jest wiele innych skoczni w dużo lepszym stanie na przykład w Kazachstanie i nie mają pucharu świata.

18)   555   wrote on 2019-05-16 at 14:20:

Lift works

...have finally started. Last weekThey cleaned the area around inrun tower and cut the trees down. By February 2020 they need to build and finish the lift for easier access to the top of the inrun and some other small details so they could host the 1000th Men's individual World Cup event. I hope the works will also start real soon in Copper Peak as they promised they would start soon after the Red Bull 400 event.

Photo material from Iron Mountain
https://www.facebook.com/pg/kiwanisskiclub/posts/?ref=page_internal

17)   Lucy Zeldenrust   wrote on 2019-01-30 at 18:20:

where can we find a schedule of Friday's events..want to see all..thanks!

16)   Delano Lucas   wrote on 2018-12-28 at 21:43:

El Supremo

Would love to see a list of all the jumps in Iron Mountain along with dates ,locations,specifications,and pictures.

15)   Jim Goodman   wrote on 2018-10-16 at 16:12:

Is there any info on the 2019 ski jump at pine mountain released yet? Thanks.

14)   Rev. Mark Schwinn   wrote on 2018-01-06 at 18:35:

competition

Any comps in your area for younger jumpers who want to gain experience in competition??

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