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Ľubochňa

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Briestočna:

K-Point:

30 m

Further jumps:	K23, K10
Plastic matting:	no
Year of construction:	1949
Conversions:	1972
Status:	destroyed
Ski club:	TJ Havran Ľubochňa

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History:

Already in 1940’s there were the first ski jumping hills at Ľubochňa, in 1946 Ján Smrekovský jumped 17 m on Bašte ski jump, two years later even 20 meters were jumped there. In 1949 Briestočna-K30 hill was constructed and distances of 35 could be realized there. In 1952 a 50 meter jump was built up by Ján Smrekovský, but it was destructed only short time later. Then in 1972 reconstruction of Briestočna began and a K23 and K10 hill were built. Two unfortunately all of these hills are dilapidated and no more in use.

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