www.skijumpinghills.com

Startpage | Ski Jumps | Articles | Competitions

Recent news:

Normal hill in North Korea discovered!

Renovation of Inselbergschanze possible – future Ladies’ World Cups as well?

From Olympic to junior ski jumps: Construction works in full swing

Construction of Olympic ski jumps for Beijing 2022 makes progress

Nordic Ski World Championships 2021 in Oberstdorf: Conversion has started

more

Send us your ski jumping hill photos and information via email!

Latest updates:

2020-02-25

Hede

Hällestad

Göteborg

Göteborg

2020-02-23

Gnarp

Filipstad

Falun

Falun

Falun

Fagersta

Dals Långed

Arvika

Domažlice   

Helsinki   

2020-02-18

Orkdal

more

Advertisement:

Partner:

Advertisement:

Hinterzarten

Adler-Skistadion

Data | History | Hill records | Competitions | Contact | Town | Map | Photo gallery | Videos | Articles | Comments

.

Europa-Park-Schanze:

Hill Size:	HS 77
K-Point:	70 m
Hill record:	79.0 m (Adrian Tittel , 2019-01-12, JUN)
Hill record:	80.0 m (Tobias Simon , 2006-08-05, FIS)
	80.0 m (Rok Masle , 2018-07-26, FIS)
Hill record:	75.0 m (Joséphine Pagnier , 2017-03-04, OPA)
Hill record:	78.5 m (Jerica Jesenko , 2019-07-26, FIS)
Inrun length:	74 m
Inrun angle:	35°
Take-off length:	5.9 m
Take-off angle:	10.5°
Take-off height:	1.75 m
Speed:	79.9 km/h
Landing angle:	33.5°
Year of construction:	2005

Schülerschanze:

K-Point:	30 m
Hill record:	21.5 m (Anna-Lisa Böhringer , 2010-02-24)
	21.5 m (Luisa Lackner , 2013-03-03)
Year of construction:	2005

Energiedienst-Schanze:

K-Point:	15 m
Year of construction:	2005

Further jumps:	no
Plastic matting:	yes
Spectator capacity:	20,000
Year of construction:	1924
Conversions:	1935, 1949, 1964, 1977, 1980-82, 1998-99, 2005
Status:	operating
Ski club:	SC Hinterzarten

to top

History:

The fact that the Black Forest is a stronghold of ski jumping can clearly be made visible by the history of Adlerschanze at Hinterzarten.
Already in 1923 the Kirchwaldschanze at Hinterzarten was built and used long time for the young jumpers until the giving-up in 1973.
At the spot were today's Rothaus-Schanze is located and towering over Hinterzarten, the first jump was set up in 1924. The estate belonged to the restaurant "Adlerwirt" and accordingly the hill was then called "Adler-Schanze. The 60 meter hill was opened on 1925-02-24. In the following years the ski jump had been converted many times. For example in 1935 as one year later legend Birger Ruud jumped a fantastic hill record of 71 m. After the conversion in 1965 Georg Thoma set up the record at his home jump with 82 m in 1966.
At the end of 1970’s the Adlerschanze was short before the giving-up, but then in 1980 the construction of plastic covered hill could begin. The last conversion into its today's size of K95 was in 1998/99. The height difference between inrun and outrun is 119 meters now, allowing Noriaki Kasai to set up the still valid hill record of 112.5 m back in 2000.
Summer Grand Prix events have a long lasting tradition at Hinterzarten with the first summer competition dating back to 1982. Numerous world class jumpers already celebrated their victories on Rothaus-Schanze. In the long history of summer competitions nobody managed to claim more than two victories until 2011: Andreas Felder (AUT), Masahiko Harada (JPN), Andreas Widhölzl (AUT), Georg Späth (GER) and Adam Małysz (POL) reached but could not surpass this threshold, but then Thomas Morgenstern (AUT) was able to celebrate his third victory.
At the beginning of the year 2010, the JWSC took place in Hinterzarten. The ski jumping competitions were hosted on Rothaus-Schanze, cross-country races on the slopes of Notschrei. Michael Hayböck from Austria won the men’s competitions, Elena Runggaldier from Italy claimed lady's victory and team Austria was also succesful.
To better qualify the local youth jumpers, the facility was extended in 2004/2005. On the left side of the Rothaus-Schanze, the new K70 hill Europa-Park-Schanze, as well as the too junior hills K30-Schülerschanze and K15-Energiedienst-Schanze were built. All of the jumps are covered with plastic mattings and equipped with ceramic inrun tracks for summer, as well as artificial snow machines and floodlights for winter. Additionally a 2.5 km cross-country trail was established. The costs were managed by benefits, aids, the weekly hill-sightseeing and the sales of souvenirs.
This facility is very important for the young jumpers in the Black Forest, because since the completing in 2005 the young athletes can practise near the hometowns and don't waste time by travelling to training centres in Bavaria, Saxony or Thuringia. The jumpers which have Sven Hannawald as their idol do not have to make these exertions anymore. Hannawald himself is participating at the youth work. He coaches children and youth jumpers and gives them basics, also helping him to master his Burn-Out.

to top

Hill records K95 (Men):

to top

Hill records K95 (Ladies):

to top

Hill records K70 (Men):

to top

Hill records K70 (Ladies):

to top

Hill records K30 (Ladies):

to top

Competitions:

to top

Contact:

	Skiclub Hinterzarten e.V. Adlerschanze 1 79856 Hinterzarten Phone: +49 - (0) 76 52 - 98 18 80 Fax: +49 - (0) 76 52 - 98 28 44 info@skiclub-hinterzarten.de www.skiclub-hinterzarten.de
	Organisationskomitee für Ski- und Sportveranstaltungen Sommerskispringen Hinterzarten Postbox 1114 79854 Hinterzarten Phone: +49 - (0) 76 52 - 12 06 0 Fax: +49 - (0) 76 52 - 12 06 49 info@sommerskispringen-hinterzarten.de www.sommerskispringen-hinterzarten.de

to top

Town:

to top

Map:

to top

Photo gallery:

to top

Videos:

to top

Articles:

Advertisement:

to top

Comments:

to top

Social Bookmarks

Ski Jumping Hill Archive on Facebook:	Stay connected:	About us:	Partner:
	Visit us on Facebook Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Twitter	Imprint Contact Sitemap