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Jämsänkoski

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Oinaalan hyppyrimäki:

Hill Size:	HS 47
K-Point:	45 m
Hill record:	45.5 m (Lauri Massinen , 2006-01-07)

Hill Size:	HS 25
K-Point:	22 m

Hill Size:	HS 17
K-Point:	15 m

Hill Size:	HS 6
K-Point:	5 m

Further jumps:	no
Plastic matting:	yes
Year of construction:	1936
Conversions:	1960, 1989, 2010
Status:	operating
Ski club:	Jokilaakson Mäkiseura

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History:

"Oinaalan hyppyrimäki" was built at Jämsänkoski in 1936 and operated by ski club "Jokilaakson Mäkiseura". In 1960’s the ski jumping facility was reconstructed, the K22 shall once have been the first plastic covered jump of the area. Most successfull ski jumper was Aarne Saarinen in 1980's.
After the three ski jumps had only been rarely used for a while, they were modernized in 2010/2011 and equipped with plastic mattings. The outrun of K42 now features the Skitrax JP system which makes sliding through the outrun more comfortable for the jumpers.

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