Rena

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Renabakkene:

Hill Size:	HS 129
K-Point:	120 m
Hill record:	140.0 m (Lars Bystøl , 2004-02-22, Norge)
Take-off angle:	11.5°
Landing angle:	37.5°

Hill Size:	HS 100
K-Point:	90 m
Hill record:	105.0 m (Tommy Ingebrigtsen , 1995-03-01)
Ladie's hill record:	107.0 m (Henriette Smeby , 2000-01-28)

Year of construction:	1933
Conversions:	1939, 1964, 1972, 1990, 2010-2012
Further jumps:	K40, K25, K15
Status:	under construction
Plastic matting:	no
Ski club:	Rena IL

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History:

In December 1934 Rena IL in Åmot community, which has a very long lasting and rich ski jumping history, could complete the construction of Renabakken K60 and half a year later K90 and since has got one of the largest ski jumping centres of Norway. This was expanded with two smaller jumps K40 and K20 in 1939. In 1964 the ski jumping facility was converted and in 1972 the K120 was built up as a mini ski flying hill. The last conversions took place in 1990’s and since Renabakken ski jumping facility has been consisting of the jumps K120, K90, K40, K25 and K15.
Altogether 10 Norwegian championships have already been hosted at Rena, but in order to keep the ski jumps up with the international standard both larger hills shall be converted into HS 111 and HS 139. Additionally the modernization and plastic covering of the smaller ski jumps into K60, K40, K20, K10 and of the infrastructure around the ski jumps is planned for overall 4.9 m crones (0.55 m Euros), as well as the construction of some cross-country trails for the organization of Nordic Combined competitions.