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Schattbergschanzen:

K-Point: 45 m
Hill record: 51.5 m (Gregor Schlierenzauer AUT)
Plastic matting: no
K-Point: 35 m
Conversions: 2011
Year of construction: 1975
Conversions: 2006/2007
Further jumps: K20, K10
Status: operating
Plastic matting: yes
Ski club: Kitzbüheler S.C.

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History:

Until 1940’s Kitzbühel was known as an important center of ski jumping. Already in 1907 the first Austrian championships took place there. The competitions of German and Austrian championships in 1925 were hosted on the new constructed Grub-Schanze. Ernst Reisch and Balthasar Egger from Kitzbühel opened this large tournament with a double-jump. Winner of that time was Norway’s Ole Reistad of Oberharzer SC at Sonneberg with a best distance of 49 meters.
In September 1929 Burgstallschanze was built up and already in 1930 the inauguration competition was held on the new constructed bakken: the international skiing championships were held at Kitzbühel. Kitzbühel even nearly became host of German-Austrian Ski Jumpers Tournament, but then in 1952 Burgstall-Schanze was completely destroyed y a heavy landslide.
After the attempt to reactivate Grubschanze failed in 1966-67, two new ski jumping hills K45 and K35 were constructed at Schattberg with the support of local businessman Erwin Steidl.
In 2006/2007 two small plastic covered youth hills were constructed additionally to existing K45 and K35 hills. They were opened by Toni Innauer in 2007.
The medium-sized winter hill was replaced by a new plastic covered 35 meter hill with ceramic inrun trail in 2011 and an funicular as well as a 4-storey functional building were built for around 1 million Euro.

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