List of normal hills

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The Adlerschanze in Hinterzarten (summer ski jumping)

A normal hill is a ski jump having a hill size of 85-109 m, or in older jumps a K-point of 75-99 meters. Only those jumps are included in this list that are either in operation or under construction or are currently being modernized. Jumps that have been closed, are in ruins, have been demolished or are planned were not taken into account. There are a total of 87 normal hills. Most of the normal hills are in Norway with 13. However, Germany has the largest jumps with FIS - Certificate (11) as well as most plastic covered hills (eight). 59 of the 87 normal hills have an FIS certificate and 58 normal hills are covered with plastic mattings.

Explanation

  • Location : Indicates the location of a ski jumping hill.
  • Schanze Name : Specifies the name of the hill. Since normal hills are often right next to large hills, it can also be the name of an entire ski jumping area.
  • FIS : Icon keep vote.svgAll ski jumps that have been homologated by the FIS are designated with. Competitions with international participation may only be held on these hills. In order to receive a certificate for a hill, the national ski association must apply to the relevant sub-committee of the FIS. If the hill meets the FIS guidelines, it receives a certificate that is valid for five years. If the hill is still in good condition and meets the criteria, this certificate can be extended after five years.
    With Icon delete vote.svgsuch jumps are identified that have a valid certificate. Jumps without a valid certificate may only be used at state level or for training.
  • Mat : Jumps Icon keep vote.svgmarked with are covered with mats and can be used all year round.
  • Hillsize : Indicates the size of the jump in meters. More detailed information can be found in the article Ski jumping hill .
  • K point: Indicates the construction point of the ski jump in meters. Based on this distance, the jumped distances are converted into a point system. The base value is 60 points for the width of the construction point. For every meter above or below the K-point width, 2 points are added or subtracted.
  • Hill record (m): Names the official men's hill record of the ski jump in meters in winter. Official hill records can only be set during a valid qualification round or in a valid evaluation run in competitions.
  • Hill record (w): This is the official women's hill record in meters in winter. Official hill records can only be set during a valid qualification round or in a valid evaluation run in competitions.
  • Note: Indicates which competitions regularly take place on the hill. The World Cup is the highest competition series in ski jumping. The Summer Grand Prix is the highest competition series in ski jumping held in summer. The Continental Cup is the second highest series in ski jumping. The FIS Cup is the third highest ski jumping series, the Alpencup is a series for youngsters. Competitions in Nordic combined are also mentioned here. As in ski jumping, the World Cup is the highest series here and the Continental Cup the second highest. The Summer Grand Prix is ​​also the highest summer series in summer. As in ski jumping, the Alpine Cup is held for the youngsters . Nordic combined is a sport in which the World Cup is held exclusively by men. Competitions that have taken place on the hill in the last three seasons are named. The following major events are also indicated: Olympic Winter Games , World Championships , Junior World Championships , Winter Asian Games , Winter Youth Olympic Games and Universiades . This is also indicated if a ski jumping hill is out of date or is currently being modernized.

Jumps

China China

place Hill name FIS mat Hillsize K point Record (noun) Record (w) annotation
Jilin Beida Lake Ski Jumps Icon delete vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 90 90.5 79.0 -
Yabuli Dragon Hill Icon delete vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 100 90 103.0 85.0 Winter Universiade 2009

Germany Germany

place Hill name FIS mat Hillsize K point Record (noun) Record (w) annotation
Baiersbronn Large Ruhesteinschanze Icon keep vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 90 85 95.0 98.0 Alpencup (ski jumping women) , Alpencup (Nordic combined men) , Alpencup (Nordic combined women)
Berchtesgaden Large Kälberstein ski jump Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 98 90 100.5 102.0 run down
Garmisch-Partenkirchen Middle Olympic hill Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 89 80 89.0 80.0 run down
Hinterzarten Adler ski stadium Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 108 95 111.0 109.5 Junior World Cup 2010 , World Cup (ski jumping women) , Summer Grand Prix (ski jumping men) , Summer Grand Prix (ski jumping women) , FIS Cup (ski jumping men) , FIS Cup (ski jumping women) , Alpencup (ski jumping Men) , Alpencup (ski jumping women) , Alpencup (Nordic combined men)
Klingenthal Vogtlandschanzen (Mühlleithen) Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 85 77 86.0 Alpencup (women ski jumping) , Alpencup (Nordic combined women)
Lauscha Marktiegelschanze Icon keep vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 102 92 109.0 103.5 -
Oberhof Ski jumping facility in Kanzlersgrund Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 100 90 106.0 99.5 Alpencup (ski jumping men)
Oberstdorf Schattenbergschanze Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 106 95 106.5 107.0 World Cup 1987 , 2005 , World Cup (women ski jumping)
Oberwiesenthal Fichtelbergschanzen Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 106 95 109.0 Summer Grand Prix (Nordic Combined Men) , Continental Cup (Ski Jumping Women)
Schonach Langenwaldschanze Icon keep vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 106 95 108.5 98.0 Junior World Championships 1981 , 2002 , World Cup (Nordic Combined Men) , Alpencup (Ski Jumping Men) , Alpencup (Ski Jumping Women) , Alpencup (Nordic Combined Men) , Alpencup (Nordic Combined Women)
Winterberg St. Georg Schanze Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 87 81 88.0 80.5 Alpencup (Nordic Combined Men)

  • Baiersbronn

  • Garmisch-Partenkirchen

  • Hinterzarten

  • Klingenthal

  • Lauscha

  • Oberhof

  • Oberstdorf

  • Oberwiesenthal

  • Schonach

  • Winterberg

Estonia Estonia

place Hill name FIS mat Hillsize K point Record (noun) Record (w) annotation
Otepää Tehvandi ski jump Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 97 90 102.0 101.5 Junior World Championships 2011 , World Cup (Nordic Combined Men) , Continental Cup (Nordic Combined Men) , Continental Cup (Nordic Combined Women)

  • Otepää

Finland Finland

place Hill name FIS mat Hillsize K point Record (noun) Record (w) annotation
Jyväskylä Matti Nykäsen Mäki Icon delete vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 108 100 110.0 -
Kouvola Palomae Hyppyrimäki Icon delete vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 75 79.0 -
Kuopio Puijo ski jump Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 100 92 106.0 Junior World Championships 1983
Lahti Salpausselkä ski jump Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 100 90 103.5 99.5 World Cup 1978 , 1989 , 2001 , 2017 , Junior World Cup 2019
Lieto Parma ski jump Icon delete vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 82 83.5 61.0 Junior World Championships 1975
Rovaniemi Ounasvaara ski jump Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 100 90 103.5 98.5 Winter Universiade 1970 , Junior World Championships 2005
Vuokatti Vuokatti ski jump Icon delete vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 100 90 104.0 99.0 Junior World Championships 1992

  • Jyväskylä

  • Kuopio

  • Lahti

  • Lieto

  • Rovaniemi

  • Vuokatti

France France

place Hill name FIS mat Hillsize K point Record (noun) Record (w) annotation
Chamonix Le Mont Icon delete vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 105 95 110.0 Olympic Winter Games 1924 , Winter Universiade 1960
Courchevel Tremplin you Praz Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 96 90 101.5 98.0 1992 Winter Olympics , Summer Grand Prix (women ski jumping)
Prémanon Les Tuffes Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 90 81 93.5 94.5 Junior World Championships 1968 , World Cup (ski jumping women)

  • Courchevel

Italy Italy

place Hill name FIS mat Hillsize K point Record (noun) Record (w) annotation
Predazzo Trampolino dal Ben Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 104 95 107.5 108.0 World Cup 1991 , 2003 , 2013 , Junior World Cup 2014 , Winter Universiade 2013 , Alpencup (ski jumping men) , Alpencup (ski jumping women) , Alpencup (Nordic combined men) , Alpencup (Nordic combined women)

  • Predazzo

Japan Japan

place Hill name FIS mat Hillsize K point Record (noun) Record (w) annotation
Hakuba Hakuba ski jumps Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 98 90 100.0 1998 Winter Olympics
Iiyama Minami Icon delete vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 89 80 87.0 -
Kazuno Hanawa Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 86 78 85.0 -
Myōkō Akakura Jump Icon delete vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 100 90 101.0 -
Nayoro Piyashiri Icon delete vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 100 90 100.5 -
Nozawa Onsen Mukobayashi Icon delete vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 92 90 97.0 -
Ōwani Takinosawa Icon delete vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 100 90 100.0 93.5 2003 Asian Winter Games
Oyama Tateyama Icon delete vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 85 -
Sapporo Miyanomori Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 100 90 102.0 103.0 1972 Winter Olympics , 1991 Winter Universiade , 2007 World Cup , 2017 Winter Asian Games , World Cup (ski jumping women) , Continental Cup (ski jumping men) , FIS Cup (ski jumping men)
Shiozawa Ishiuchi Maruyama Icon delete vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 86 80 85.0 -
Yamagata Zao hill Icon keep vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 102 95 106.0 World Cup (ski jumping women)

  • Hakuba

  • Nayoro

  • Sapporo

Canada Canada

place Hill name FIS mat Hillsize K point Record (noun) Record (w) annotation
Whistler Whistler Olympic Park ski jumps Icon keep vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 104 95 108.0 105.5 Olympic Winter Games 2010 , Continental Cup (ski jumping men) , FIS Cup (ski jumping men) , FIS Cup (ski jumping women)

  • Whistler

Kazakhstan Kazakhstan

place Hill name FIS mat Hillsize K point Record (noun) Record (w) annotation
Almaty Gorney giant Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 100 95 105.0 103.5 Winter Asian Games 2011 , Junior World Championships 2015 , Winter Universiade 2017
Shchuchinsk Burabay ski jumps Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 99 90 -

  • Almaty

Norway Norway

place Hill name FIS mat Hillsize K point Record (noun) Record (w) annotation
Høydalsmo Hookah Hoppanlegg Icon keep vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 94 85 98.0 Continental Cup (Nordic Combined Men)
Lillehammer Lysgårds ski jump Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 98 90 107.5 104.5 Olympic Winter Games 1994 , Olympic Youth Winter Games 2016 , World Cup (ski jumping women) , World Cup (Nordic combined men) , Continental Cup (ski jumping women)
Molde Scarabs Icon delete vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 100 90 104.5 98.5 -
Notodden Tveitanbakken Icon keep vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 100 90 104.0 103.5 Continental Cup (ski jumping women) , FIS Cup (ski jumping men) , FIS Cup (ski jumping women)
Oslo Midtuen Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 106 95 110.0 108.0 World Cup 1966 , 1982 , 2011 , Continental Cup (women ski jumping)
Raufoss Lønnbergbakken Icon delete vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 100 90 104.5 -
Rena Reindeer tobacco Icon keep vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 111 99 116.0 110.0 Continental Cup (Nordic Combined Men) , Continental Cup (Nordic Combined Women)
Sprova Steinfjellbakken Icon delete vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 100 90 105.5 96.5 -
Stjørdal Bjørkbakken Icon delete vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 88 82 96.0 -
Stryn Björkelibakken Icon delete vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 100 90 105.5 102.5 Junior World Championships 2004
Trondheim Granåsen Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 105 90 110.0 105.0 World Cup 1997 , Continental Cup (women ski jumping)
Våler Gjerdrumsbakken Icon delete vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 100 90 96.5 98.0 -
Voss Bavallsbakken Icon delete vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 103 95 108.5 102.5 -

  • Lillehammer

  • Notodden

  • Oslo

  • Trondheim

Austria Austria

place Hill name FIS mat Hillsize K point Record (noun) Record (w) annotation
Iron ore Erzbergschanzen Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 109 98 110.0 98.0 Continental Cup (Nordic Combined Men)
Hinzenbach Aigner ski jump Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 90 85 100.0 98.0 World Cup (ski jumping women) , Summer Grand Prix (ski jumping men)
Ramsau WM hill W 90 Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 98 90 101.0 102.0 World Cup 1999 , World Cup (Nordic Combined Men)
Saalfelden-Uttenhofen Felix Gottwald ski jumping stadium Icon keep vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 95 85 98.0 96.0 Junior World Championships 1988 , 1999
Seefeld Toni Seelos Olympic Hill Icon keep vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 109 99 114.5 108.5 Olympic Winter Games 1964 , 1976 , WM 1985 , 2019 , Winter Universiade 2005 , World Cup (Nordic Combined Men) , Alpencup (Ski Jumping Men) , Alpencup (Nordic Combined Men)
Tschagguns Montafon ski jumping center Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 108 97 107.0 Summer Grand Prix (Nordic Combined Men)
Villach Villach Alpine Arena Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 98 90 99.5 100.5 Summer Grand Prix (Nordic Combined Men) , FIS Cup (Ski Jumping Men) , FIS Cup (Ski Jumping Women) , Alpencup (Ski Jumping Men) , Alpencup (Ski Jumping Women) , Alpencup (Nordic Combined Men) , Alpencup (Nordic Combined Women)

  • Iron ore

  • Hinzenbach

  • Saalfelden

  • Seefeld

  • Tschagguns

  • Villach

Poland Poland

place Hill name FIS mat Hillsize K point Record (noun) Record (w) annotation
Szczyrk Skalite ski jumps Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 106 95 116.0 Continental Cup (men's ski jumping) , FIS Cup (men's ski jumping) , FIS Cup (women's ski jumping)
Zakopane Średnia Krokiew Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 94 85 94.0 94.0 1962 World Championships , 1993 Winter Universiade , 2001 , 2008 Junior World Championships , is currently being modernized and expanded into the K95

  • Szczyrk

  • Zakopane

Romania Romania

place Hill name FIS mat Hillsize K point Record (noun) Record (w) annotation
Râşnov Trambulina Valea Cărbunării Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 97 90 105.5 102.0 Junior World Championships 2016 , World Cup (ski jumping women) , Summer Grand Prix (ski jumping men) , Continental Cup (ski jumping men) , FIS Cup (ski jumping men) , FIS Cup (ski jumping women)

  • Râşnov

Russia Russia

place Hill name FIS mat Hillsize K point Record (noun) Record (w) annotation
Meshduretchensk Tramplin Yugus Icon delete vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 90 104.0 run down
Nizhny Tagil Tramplin Stork Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 97 90 104.0 102.0 World Cup (ski jumping women) , Continental Cup (Nordic combined men) , Continental Cup (Nordic combined women)
Sochi RusSki Gorky Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 106 95 108.0 106.0 2014 Winter Olympics
Tchaikovsky Snezhinka Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 102 95 108.0 103.0 World Cup (ski jumping women) , Summer Grand Prix (ski jumping men) , Summer Grand Prix (ski jumping women) , Continental Cup (ski jumping men)
Ufa Tramplin Icon delete vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 100 90 103.0 run down

  • Sochi

  • Tchaikovsky

Sweden Sweden

place Hill name FIS mat Hillsize K point Record (noun) Record (w) annotation
Falun Lugnet ski jumps Icon keep vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 100 90 105.0 98.5 World Championships 1974 , 1993 , 2015 , FIS Cup (ski jumping men) , FIS Cup (ski jumping women)
Örnsköldsvik Paradiskullen Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 100 90 102.0 100.5 Junior World Championships 1980
Sollefteå Reverb butts Icon delete vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 92 80 92.5 91.0 -

  • Falun

  • Örnsköldsvik

Switzerland Switzerland

place Hill name FIS mat Hillsize K point Record (noun) Record (w) annotation
Kandersteg Lötschbergschanze Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 106 95 111.0 104.0 Junior World Championships 2018 , FIS-Cup (ski jumping men) , FIS-Cup (ski jumping women) , Alpencup (ski jumping men) , Alpencup (Nordic combination men) , Alpencup (Nordic combination women)

Slovakia Slovakia

place Hill name FIS mat Hillsize K point Record (noun) Record (w) annotation
Štrbské Pleso MS 1970 "B" Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 100 90 100.0 97.5 1970 World Cup , Junior World Championships in 1990 , 2000 , 2009 , Winter Universiade 1987 , 1999 , 2015

  • Štrbské Pleso

Slovenia Slovenia

place Hill name FIS mat Hillsize K point Record (noun) Record (w) annotation
Kranj Building hook Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 109 100 119.0 109.5 Continental Cup (ski jumping men) , Alpencup (ski jumping men) , Alpencup (Nordic combined men)
Ljubno Logarska Dalina Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 94 85 89.5 96.5 World Cup (ski jumping women)
Mislinja Mislinjcanka Icon delete vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 93 85 -
Planica Srednija Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 102 95 106.0 102.5 Continental Cup (ski jumping women) , FIS Cup (ski jumping men) , Alpencup (ski jumping men) , Alpencup (Nordic combined men)

  • Kranj

  • Planica

Republic of Korea South Korea

place Hill name FIS mat Hillsize K point Record (noun) Record (w) annotation
Pyeongchang Alpensia Jumping Park Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 109 98 113.5 111.0 Olympic Winter Games 2018 , World Cup (ski jumping men) , World Cup (ski jumping women)

  • Pyeongchang

Czech Republic Czech Republic

place Hill name FIS mat Hillsize K point Record (noun) Record (w) annotation
Frenštát pod Radhoštěm Horečky area Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 106 95 107.0 Summer Grand Prix (women ski jumping) , Continental Cup (men ski jumping)
Liberec Ještěd "B" Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 100 90 104.5 106.0 World Cup 2009 , Junior World Cup 1976 , 2013

  • Frenštát pod Radhoštěm

Turkey Turkey

place Hill name FIS mat Hillsize K point Record (noun) Record (w) annotation
Erzurum Kiremitliktepe Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 109 95 114.5 110.5 Winter Universiade 2011 , Junior World Championships 2012

  • Erzurum

Ukraine Ukraine

place Hill name FIS mat Hillsize K point Record (noun) Record (w) annotation
Vorokhta Tramplin Porkka Icon delete vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 100 90 -

United States United States

place Hill name FIS mat Hillsize K point Record (noun) Record (w) annotation
Brattleboro Harris Hill Icon keep vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 98 88 104.0 -
Eau Claire Silver Mine Hill Icon keep vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 95 85 96.0 83.0 FIS Cup (ski jumping men) , FIS Cup (ski jumping women)
Ishpeming Suicide hill Icon delete vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 96 90 102.0 67.0 -
Lake Placid MacKenzie Intervale Ski Jumping Complex Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 100 90 105.0 1980 Winter Olympics , 1972 Winter Universiade , 1986 Junior World Championships
Park City Utah Olympic Park jumps Icon keep vote.svg Icon keep vote.svg 100 90 99.0 101.0 Olympic Winter Games 2002 , Junior World Championships 2017 , Continental Cup (Nordic Combined Men) , Continental Cup (Nordic Combined Women) , FIS Cup (Ski Jumping Men) , FIS Cup (Ski Jumping Women)
Steamboat Springs Howelsen Hill Icon delete vote.svg Icon delete vote.svg 100 90 105.0 94.0 -

  • Brattleboro

  • Ishpeming

  • Lake Placid

  • Park City

  • Steamboat Springs

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ List of all ski jumps homologated by the FIS (as of July 28, 2016; PDF; 61 kB)
  2. ↑ International Ski Competition Rules ( Memento of the original from September 29, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.fis-ski.com
  3. ↑ Hill record regulation at skispringen.com
  4. ↑ Hill record regulation at skispringen.com

See also

Web links

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