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Article overview:

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2024-05-16: 4000th facility has been added to the Ski Jumping Hill Archive

By adding the Lake Trout Hill in Coleraine, Minnesota (USA), the Ski Jumping Hill Archive has reached another milestone: The facility count is now at 4000!

2023-10-19: 7000th ski jumping hill added to the Archive!

The next big milestone is reached: With the small wodden ski jump on the campus of the Hebron Academy in Hebron, Maine (USA), we have addded the 7000th ski jump to our archive!

2023-02-26: New Granåsen ski jump in Trondheim inaugurated

After a two-year-long conversion for the Nordic WSC 2025, the Granåsen ski jumping hills in Trondheim were re-opened on February 1 as K124 and K94.

2022-06-14: Fire destroys ski jumps in Biberau-Biberschlag

Due to a fire, the ski jumping hills in Biberau-Biberschlag (Thuringia, Germany) were massively damaged. A news, which caused consternation not only in the region itself. The cause of the fire remains unclear, the criminial investigation department of the Suhl police assumes it was torching. Meanwhile, SV Biberau has established a donations account.

2022-03-29: Copper Peak: Funding of the renovation finally secured

With a recently passed bill, the senate of Michigan has approved funding of 20 million US dollars for the renovation of the ski flying hill at Ironwood. The modernization as the world's largest summer hill could happen until 2024.

2022-03-07: 200 ski jumping facilities in the USA

The ski jumping hill of Stoughton, Wisconsin, was built in 1911 and was one of the largest at its time. It is the 200th ski jumping facility in the United States that we have listed in the Ski Jumping Hill Archive!

2021-10-19: The Ski Jumping Hill Archive reaches 3000 ski jumping sites!

We have reached another milestone by adding the 3000th ski jumping facility to the archive! It is a small, recently built ski jump for summer training at Inland Athletic Park in Calgary, Canada.

2021-09-22: New junior hills being developed in China

As part of the activities to strengthen Chinese winter sports with a view to the Olympic Games 2022, the construction of the new Tonghua Ski Jumping Training Center began in 2020. For around 5.6 million euros, three plastic-covered jumps with K60, K40 and K25 are being built for the training of young ski jumpers.

2021-07-07: Reconstruction of Średnia Krokiew at Zakopane completed

After a little more than two years of construction time, the modernization of the Średnia Krokiew ski jumping complex in Zakopane is finished. The normal hill was enlarged from K85 to K95 (HS 105) and will be inaugurated with the Polish championships on Friday. Besides, there are now four further plastic covered hills with K64, K37, K23 and K15.

2021-06-25: Works in Hinterzarten are resuming

The renewal of the inrun structure of Rothaus-Schanze K95 came to a halt in October 2020. Now the works have resumed in order to first remove the inrun structure and then rebuild the wrongly placed foundations. For additional costs of more than 500,000 Euros, Rothaus-Schanze shall then be ready for jumping again in spring 2022.

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