Courchevel

1850

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Tremplin de la Croisette:

K-Point:	54 m
Plastic matting:	no
Year of construction:	1950
Conversions:	1970
Operating until:	ca. 1985
Coordinates:	45.412876, 6.633253 ✔

La Patinoire:

K-Point:	25 m
Further jumps:	K10
Plastic matting:	yes
Year of construction:	1990
Coordinates:	45.416168, 6.633710 ✔

Further jumps:	no
Status:	destroyed
Ski club:	CS Courchevel
Coordinates:	45.412876, 6.633253 ✔

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History:

Courchevel 1850 is the town center of Courchevel on 1850 m altitude. Right opposite the main cable car station at La Croisette, a 50 meter ski jumping hill was built in 1950-51. From 1955 on, the wintersports resort was developed much further under the lead of Emile Allais and in 1970 the ski jump was modernized as a K54. Competitions were hosted regularily on the hill until 1980's, even including night events, which were attended by large crowds. Today, the hill doesn't exist anymore and the inrun was dismantled, but the former landing slope can still be recognized.
Both plastic covered ski jumping hills “La Patinoire“ at “Forum de la Patinoire”, the ice-skating arena of Courchevel 1850, were added around 1990 - around the same time when the ski jumping facility at Le Praz was built for the 1992 Olympic Winter Games. Also this ski jump doesn't exist anymore and the heaped up landing hill is now used as an alpine skiing hill.

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1850

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