Risør

They prepared the Hasåsen again for jumping:

Helge Alfsen, Odd Hommefoss, Gjermund Kile,
Torvald Narvik and Jon Pedersen

Photo: Otto Eriksen

Hasåsen:

K-Point: 46 m

Year of construction: 1948, Modernisierung 2007

Further jumps: K25

Plastic matting: no

Ski club: IL Idun

Hopebakken:

K-Point: 15 m

Year of construction: 1968

Further jumps: no

Plastic matting: no

Ski club: Hope IL

History:

The biggest ski jumping facility of the small town Risør in southern Norway is Hasåsen Hoppbakken with the two jumping hills K46 and K26. The 1948 constructed ski jumps have been lying unused for a long period of time and were overgrown, but then in 2007 a group of older jumpers reanimated them.

Beside there is still Hopebakken, as well as 1947 constructed Tjenna-K10 and Arbeiderbakken, which are no more in use.

Contact:

Idun Idrettslag Morten Gregersen Øren 10 4990 Søndeled

Hope Idrettslag Audun Grimsland Sandnes 4950 Risør

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