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Wälderschanze:

Hill Size:	HS 88
K-Point:	85 m
Hill record:	96.5 m (David Zauner , 2003-01-25)
Inrun length:	85 m
Inrun angle:	33.9°
Take-off length:	7 m
Take-off angle:	10.5°
Take-off height:	3 m
Speed:	86.4 km/h
Ratio h/n:	0.536
P-Point:	70 m
Landing angle:	35.8°
Hill certificate:
Coordinates:	47.401105, 9.887404 ✔

K-Point:	55 m
Further jumps:	K33, K18
Plastic matting:	yes
Year of construction:	2013
Status:	project not realized

Further jumps:	no
Plastic matting:	no
Year of construction:	1928
Conversions:	1947, 1970, 1990
Operating until:	2005
Status:	destroyed
Ski club:	WSV Andelsbuch, SC Bregenzerwald
Coordinates:	47.401105, 9.887404 ✔

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History:

With the founding of WSV Andelsbuch in 1925 Nordic skiing was established in the town in Vorarlberg. In 1928 the very first ski jumping competition was held on Bezeggschanze at Unterbezegg, not far from today’s ski jump.
After sports were completely laying down during World War II, in 1947 the new Wälderschanze was constructed according to plans of Eng. Ohneberg near Unterbezegg. At the inauguration competition in December 1947 the whole Austrian national team around Bubi Bradl was participating. In the following years Nordic state championships and an annual epiphany competition were organized at Andelsbuch. At that time Arno Gisinger held the hill record with 67.0 m.
In 1970 the first larger conversion was done and during national championships in the following year Reinhold Bachler and Franz Saalhof jumped 73.0 m. At ÖM 1975 8,000 spectators watched a new hill record of 77.5 m performed by Hans Millonig.
In middle 1980’s a complete new-construction of Wälderschanze had to be done. At the opening of the new K85 hill with an Alps Cup competition of Nordic Combined in 1990, Jens Deimel jumped 89.0 m.
For the 75th anniversary of the ski club in 2000 the Austrian Championships and a World Cup “B” of Nordic Combined were hosted on Wälderschanze. A floodlight competition in 2003 was the last larger event held on the jump. In October 2007 even the judges' tower burned down.
After the junior hill project at Bezau as part of the "Nordic Konzept Vorarlberg" had to be cancelled in 2011, a new location at Bregenzerwald was found with the old Wälderschanze. However, also the plans of SC Bregenzerwald to build three plastic covered hills K55, K33, K18 with a conveyor for the jumpers, artificial snow making and functional buildings for initially around 2.5 million Euro had to be given up in 2015, when the costs were already projected at almost 5 million Euros.

2003-01-25:	96.5 m	David Zauner
1990-12-15:	84.5 m	Toni Thaumiller	OPA
1990-12-15:	81.5 m	Aljoša Dolhar	OPA

Su.	2000-02-06	:	NC-WCB	K85	1. Christoph Bieler
We.	1993-12-08	:	NC-WC-TS	K85
Su.	1992-02-09	:	NC-WCB	K85	1. Zbyněk Pánek
Su.	1991-02-10	:	NC-WCB	K85	1. Josef Kovařík
Sa.	1990-12-15	:	OPA	K85	1. Marc Nölke

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