Tatranská Lomnica

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Jamy:

K-Point:	67 m
Hill record:	71.0 m
Inrun length:	64.5 m
Inrun angle:	35°
Take-off length:	5.5 m
Take-off angle:	10°
Take-off height:	1.8 m
Landing angle:	36°

K-Point:	45 m
Inrun length:	50.8 m
Inrun angle:	30°
Take-off length:	4.7 m
Take-off angle:	9.5°
Take-off height:	2 m
Landing angle:	34°

Year of construction:	1965
Conversions:	1989
Further jumps:	K28
Status:	destroyed
Plastic matting:	yes
Ski club:	TJ Vysoké Tatry

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History:

At Tatranská Lomnica, a part of Vysoké Tatry, situated on 850 m altitude in 1965 the Jamy K67 was constructed. In 1970 the Jamy ski jumping facility with K45 and K28 was opened, in the same winter the Nordic WSC took place 18 km west at Štrbské Pleso. In 1989 a modernization of the hill profiles followed and all three hills were covered with plastic mattings.
The three Jamy hills with plastic covering were hit by a serious hurricane in 2004, which let trees of the surrounding forest fall onto the hills. In May 2005 ski jumpers of the area started to remove the trees and make the facility ready for ski jumping, but the K67 still has a big hole in the inrun an can no more be taken for ski jumping.
In October 2008 the two larger hills were demolished without prior knowledge of the ski club (photos).

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Different views of Jamy ski jumps in July 2007:

Further photos of the ski jumping hills in February 2008, taken by Maciej Kitrasiewicz:

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