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Hill Size: | HS 47 |
K-Point: | 44 m |
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50.5 m (Peter Cramer ![]() |
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47.0 m (Emily Schneider ![]() |
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Coordinates: | 51.195168, 8.516623 ✔ ![]() ![]() |
K-Point: | 34 m |
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35.0 m (Denise Baumhämmel ![]() |
35.0 m (Lea Wallewein ![]() |
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35.0 m (Lea Wallewein ![]() |
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Coordinates: | 51.195253, 8.516533 ✔ ![]() ![]() |
Further jumps: | K22, K8 |
Plastic matting: | yes |
Conversions: | 2001 |
Status: | operating |
Ski club: | SK Winterberg |
Coordinates: | 51.195168, 8.516623 ✔ ![]() ![]() |
Already in 1907 the first ski jumping activities with distances up to 18 m were performed on small snow ski jumps at Herrloh near Winterberg, the oldest winter sports place of Western Germany.
The 2001 renovated and converted ski jumping hills at Herrloh are now mainly used for youth training of SK Winterberg, while larger competitions are hosted on St.-Georg-Schanze.
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@Emu
Laut Homepage des SK Winterberg ist es eine K8. Ich finde auch nicht, dass die Schanze nach einer K12 aussieht.
Die kleinste Schanze ist keine K-8, sondern K-12. Was man neben der Schanze gut sehen kann...