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CZECZE-LHarrachov

Velké můstky Čerťák

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Čerťák:

Hill Size: HS 210
K-Point: 185 m
Men Longest jump: 220.0 m (Jurij Tepeš SLO, 2013-02-03, WC)
Men Winter Hill record: 214.5 m (Matti Hautamäki FIN, 2002-03-09, SFWC)
214.5 m (Thomas Morgenstern AUT, 2008-01-18, WC)
Inrun length: 118.5 m
Inrun angle: 35°
Take-off length: 8 m
Take-off angle: 10.5°
Take-off height: 4.62 m
Speed: 100.8 km/h
Landing angle: 34.5°
Hill certificate: Hill certificate
Conversions: 2001, 2013
Operating until: 2014
Coordinates: 50.766152, 15.428336 Google Maps OpenStreetMap
K185 (2001-2014)K180 (1991-2000)K165 (1979-1989)

Čerťák:

Hill Size: HS 162
K-Point: 143 m
Inrun length: 115 m
Inrun angle: 27.5°
Take-off length: 7.5 m
Take-off angle: 11.5°
Take-off height: 3.5 m
P-Point: 119 m
Landing angle: 36.5°
Year of construction: 2025
Status: under construction

Čerťák:

Hill Size: HS 142
K-Point: 125 m
Men Winter Hill record: 151.0 m (Martin Koch AUT, 2004-12-17, COC)
Men Winter Official hill record: 145.5 m (Janne Ahonen FIN, 2004-12-12, WC)
Inrun length: 107.8 m
Inrun angle: 27.5°
Take-off length: 10 m
Take-off angle: 10.5°
Take-off height: 3.9 m
Speed: 93.6 km/h
Landing angle: 34.5°
Hill certificate: Hill certificate
Conversions: 2003
Operating until: 2011
Coordinates: 50.766578, 15.428841 Google Maps OpenStreetMap
K125 (2003-2011)K120 (1992-2002)K120 (1979-1991)

Further jumps: no
Plastic matting: no
Spectator capacity: 50,000
Year of construction: 1979
Operating until: 2014
Status: out of order
Ski club: TJ Jiskra Harrachov
Coordinates: 50.766152, 15.428336 Google Maps OpenStreetMap

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History:

In the 1970’s the Czechoslovak ski federation decided on common the project of the Czech Ing. Belonoznik and the Swiss Grasser to build the Čertak. After the o.k. of the FIS until 1979 at Čertak (in English devil’s mountain) the sixth ski flying hill on the world was created. At the same time next to it the large hill K120 was constructed and for this measure over 200,000 m³ of soil had to be removed.
In March 1980 the giant hill was opened during a ski flying week. In 1983 it had the first ski flying world championships with around 60,000 spectators. But in the following years the flying hill was criticized very much. Bad fallings were frequent and the air position at flying was to high with up to 12 m and so the FIS blocked the jumping facility. But this lack did not only concern this jump. Experts noticed at that time that a maximal air position of 5 m height is much safer for the jumpers and, however, large widths could be reached if the profile of a jump was adapted.
It was a fundamental realization in the way of building ski jumps and the up-coming V-style made profile changings necessary for nearly all jumps worldwide. Belonoznik reconstructed the flying hill from 1989 to ’92 according to newest standings, whereby the K-Point was changed on 185 m and a wind protection wall was installed. In 1996 Andreas Goldberger was the first one in an official competition to jump over the magic two 200 meter line on this jump with his 204 m.
In late summer 2009 floodlights were installed in order to be able to host further attractive competitions in the future on the Ski Flying WSC hill of 1983, 1992, 2002 and 2014 and the large ski jumping hill.
In preparation for the Ski Flying World Championships in 2014, the infrastructure around the hills was significantly improved already in 2012 and new spectator stands set up. Since then the ski jumping area with flying and large hill is called "Adidas Arena".
In 2011 and 2013, World Cup ski flying competitions were held on the K185 ski flying hill, and in 2014 it hosted the FIS Ski Flying World Championships. These championships – heavily disrupted by wind and partly cancelled – became the last major event ever staged on the hill. Afterwards, the K185 was closed, and no competitions have been held there since. Over the years, its structure has visibly deteriorated, as documented by numerous photos and reports.
The large K125 hill had in practice fallen out of use already around 2011. After 2014, it became – like the K185 – an inactive and neglected facility.
Despite the progressing decay, these hills began to reappear in modernization plans. Between 2020 and 2025, projects were developed for the reconstruction of the entire upper section of the complex, including, among other elements, the revitalization of steel structures and the adaptation of the large hill to a new profile allowing for longer jumps. In July 2025, the symbolic reconstruction of the former K125 was initiated, but shortly afterwards the work was halted due to disputes between the town, the national ski federation, and the site operator. As a result, by the end of 2025 all hills remain closed, and despite existing projects and declared intentions, their future remains uncertain.

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35)   Michał   wrote on 2026-01-23 at 01:01:

Odczuwam smutek, widząc tę skocznię jedynie jako arenę do urbexu. Tyle wspomnień, choćby rzucanie śnieżkami w Hannawalda (czego nie popieram!)...a dzisiaj to tylko niszczejąca konstrukcja. Ludzie, zróbcie coś!

Odczuwam smutek, widząc tę skocznię jedynie jako arenę do urbexu. Tyle wspomnień, choćby rzucanie śnieżkami w Hannawalda (czego nie popieram!)...a dzisiaj to tylko niszczejąca konstrukcja. Ludzie, zróbcie coś!

34)   Thomas   wrote on 2025-10-26 at 17:07:

Irgendwie erschließt sich mir das Projekt nicht so ganz. Warum wandelt man eine Großschanze in eine Miniflugschanze um, wenn man nebenan eine Flugschanze hat? Warum Ertüchtigung man die Großschreibung nicht einfach normal. Dann hat man eine gute Schanze und kann sich in Zukunft irgendwann der Flugschanze widmen.

33)   Radosław Pajka   wrote on 2023-10-27 at 12:26:

skocznie na prąd w Harrahovie

Jest to bardzo dobra skocznia.Można tam latać ponad 200 m.A wiem to bo sam tworzę skocznie na prąd w Fzp. Nowa Polska. com. Mam taką skocznię w szwedzkim Lahtesal, na której rekord wynosi 181,5 m, i należy do młodego norwega M. Lindvika. Punkt k wynosi tam 158 m.

32)   Ignacy   wrote on 2023-04-23 at 10:56:

Mam 5.5 lat i bardzo interesuje sie skokami narciarskimi. Dziekuje za te strone. Bardzo mi sie ona podoba.

Ich bin 5.5 Jahre alt und interessire ich mich sehr fuer Skispringen. Vielen Dank fuer diese Website, ich mag die sehr.

31)   Roberto   wrote on 2021-12-25 at 10:54:

Es wäre wirklich schön wenn am Teufelsberg wieder geflogen werden könnte!!! Leider sind die Schanzen sehr marode und es müsste wohl ein großer Umbau getätigt werden. Aber die hoffnung stirbt zuletzt. Skifliegen ist einfach zu schön das es nur noch 4 Schanzen gibt...
Gruß Roberto

30)   Chris   wrote on 2018-12-22 at 17:58:

paar Videoeindrücke

https://www.mdr.de/sport/sport-im-osten/video-260452.html

Plan bis 2024 vielelicht wieder Wettkämpfe ermöglichen

29)   Chris   wrote on 2018-11-29 at 16:17:

Schanzen total marode

https://www.mdr.de/heute-im-osten/ostblogger/skisprung-schanzen-harrachov-tschechien-teufelsberg-100.html

So schnell wird es da wohl keine Springen, geschweige denn Wettkämpfe geben.

der Link war verschwunden, also bitte den vorherigen Kommentar löschen.

28)   Chris   wrote on 2018-11-29 at 16:15:

Schanzen total marode



So schnell wird es da wohl keine Springen, geschweige denn Wettkämpfe geben.

27)   Peter   wrote on 2018-05-21 at 22:52:

Naja, wenn wäre Harrachov eh erst 2024 an der Reihe. Ich Zweifel aber ebenfalls daran, da eine notwendige Adaption ähnlich Oberstdorf nötig wäre, aber die Wirtschaftskraft nicht mit dem Allgäu vergleichbar ist.

26)   skisprungschanzen.com   wrote on 2018-01-04 at 16:13:

Mir ist bezüglich Modernisierungs-/ Umbauplänen nichts bekannt und ich habe auch Zweifel, ob die Skiflug-WM 2022 dort statt finden wird. Soweit ich weiß wird die WM erst im Sommer 2018 vergeben.

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