Schönheide

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Schanze der Jugend / Wilzschhausschanze:

K-Point:	40 m
Hill record:	50.0 m (Gottfried Tuscherer )
Year of construction:	1950
Plastic matting:	no

Weinbergschanze:

K-Point:	23 m
Hill record:	29.0 m (Rainer Spor )
Year of construction:	1928
Conversions:	1975
Further jumps:	K16
Plastic matting:	yes

Further jumps:	no
Status:	destroyed
Ski club:	SV Schönheide

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History:

The very first ski jump at Schönheide in Erz Mountains was inaugurated in 1928 with Karl-Eduard-Flemming-Schanze, named after the estate owner, on whose lands the jump had been constructed. First record holder with 11 meters was Walther Glaß (Klingenthal).
From end 1930’s to 1975 this Weinbergschanze had been constantly converted and enlarged, until it was shaped in its final form in 1975. The last hill record was set up by local hero Rainer Spor from Schönheide with 29 meters. The facility with K23 and K16 had a wooden inrun tower and plastic covering, but already in 1990 it was destructed.
In 1980’s there was planned a 70 meter hill at Kuhberg and even the first soil works had started, but then after a change of major the project was cancelled.
Additionally in between times there was 1950 constructed Wilzschhausschanze, or also called “Schanze der Jugend” at Wilzschhaus, a town near Schönheide. It had a wooden inrun tower, but plastic covering and floodlights were lacking. It was used for ski jumping activities until 1965. The last hill record of 50 meters was set up by local hero Gottfried Tuchscherer of SV Einheit Schönheide.

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