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Mümliswil
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Winteri-Sprungschanze:
| K-Point: | ca. 30 m |
| Further jumps: | no |
| Plastic matting: | no |
| Status: | destroyed |
| Ski club: | Ski-Club Mümliswil |
| Coordinates: | 47.338674, 7.698214 ✔ 
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History:
The Winteri ski jump was a small, natural facility located on a forested slope in the Winteri area above the village of Mümliswil in the canton of Solothurn. It belonged to Ski-Club Mümliswil and was one of the most important ski jumping venues in the Swiss Mittelland.
Ski-Club Mümliswil was founded in 1942, during the Second World War. One of the young club’s first major undertakings was the construction of the ski jump at Winteri, which over the following years became a central gathering place for jumpers from across the Thal region. Earlier, local enthusiasts had used a makeshift snow jump in the nearby hamlet of Reckenchien, where the first village competitions were held.
Local and club competitions were mainly held on the Winteri-Sprungschanze. A particular attraction were the night events under artificial lighting, which drew many spectators from the surrounding villages.
The ski jumping community in Mümliswil produced, among others, Hans and Heribert Schmid—both later multiple Swiss champions. Hans Schmid, who grew up in Mümliswil, became a five-time national champion, triumphed at the legendary Holmenkollen in Oslo, and represented Switzerland at the 1972 Olympic Games in Sapporo. His first jumps and local competitions took place on the snow jumps in Reckenchien and on the club’s Winteri ski jump.
The facility no longer exists today; only traces of the former ski jump remain in the terrain, recorded in the archaeological register of the canton of Solothurn as a disused ski jumping hill from the 20th century.
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