Your favourites hills
Your favourites hills
Simple question, my favourite is:
Harrachov K185 HS205
Ironwood K170 HS185 (in 2014)
Iron Moutain K120 HS133
Erzurum K95 HS109
Bishofshofen K65 HS78
Harrachov K125 HS142
Strbske Pleso K120 HS125 & K90 HS100
Harrachov K185 HS205
Ironwood K170 HS185 (in 2014)
Iron Moutain K120 HS133
Erzurum K95 HS109
Bishofshofen K65 HS78
Harrachov K125 HS142
Strbske Pleso K120 HS125 & K90 HS100
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Re: Your favourites hills
Bischofshofen HS140
Bad Mitterndorf HS200
Planica HS215
Vikersund HS225
Willingen HS145
Harrachov HS205
(in no particular order)
Bad Mitterndorf HS200
Planica HS215
Vikersund HS225
Willingen HS145
Harrachov HS205
(in no particular order)
That's gotta hurt (sorry Zmaster for that fake )
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Re: Your favourites hills
Klingenthal, Wisla, Villach, Oberhof, Kuopio, Willingen, Vikersund (flying and normal hill), Lahti K90, Planica, Sapporo.
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Re: Your favourites hills
Harrachov and Vikersund (I like skiflyng)
Re: Your favourites hills
Wisla, Zakopane and Planica
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Re: Your favourites hills
3. Zakopane, Adas K15
2. Vikersund K195
1. Planica K185
2. Vikersund K195
1. Planica K185
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Re: Your favourites hills
1.Ga-Pa
2.Kulm
3.Oberstdorf HS213
4.Lahti(all hills)
5.Sapporo HS134
6.Kuusamo HS142
7.Vikersund (the ski flying one)
8.Zakopane (sorry to everyone who is Polish)
2.Kulm
3.Oberstdorf HS213
4.Lahti(all hills)
5.Sapporo HS134
6.Kuusamo HS142
7.Vikersund (the ski flying one)
8.Zakopane (sorry to everyone who is Polish)
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+ Planica HS135 (2013)
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Re: Your favourites hills
I'm completely mad about ski jumping hills. I want to climb as many as possible (though it's not easy when you don't have much money and can't drive), so I climb all jumping hills possible - everything from Olympic venues to amateur hills, from newly built ones to ruins, from ski flying fecilities to teenie weenie hills...
A few of the hills I like especially much:
1. Visited hills:
Helsinki, Eibau/Kottmar, Czerniec (the fanciest amateur hill I've seen, unfortunately torn down several years ago - I visited it in early 2006), Berchtesgaden, Szczyrk (new Skalite), Lomnice nad Popelkou, Winterberg, Toblach/Dobbiaco, Warsaw (my closest hill, visited many times, unfortunately also already torn down)...
2. Dream hills (ones I've never been to, but find them especially beautiful/interesting on the basis of photos):
Tromsoe, Alta (northernmost jumping hill in the world), San Carlos de Bariloche (southernmost jumping hill in the world, if it still exists), Murmansk, Erzurum, Perm, Baiersbronn, Oberhof, Hakuba, Myoko Kogen, Copper Peak...
Some are quite hard to reach, especially taking into account that I've never been outside Europe and I'm afraid of air transport...
What I find interesting about jumping hills consists of several aspects: general beauty (natural surroundings, architecture), what is unique about the hill* and cute details - for example benches made of old jumping skis in Winterberg, nice signposts or "no entry" signs (I break those bans whenever I can** )...
* For example the above-mentioned "extremes" of Alta and Bariloche, but also other interesting things, for example: the biggest and smallest plastic hill in the world, hills with Ing. Freitag hydraulic towers (just six in the world - 3 in Johanngeorgenstadt, 2 in Oberwiesenthal and one in Geyer - I've climbed the whole "set"), or more vague categories like "the most urban hill in the world" (Warsaw, probably, and since it's been torn down - Slavia hills in Liberec)...
** The funniest situation: Spitzkunnersdorf in Saxony (close to the Polish border), some locals are sitting on a terrace under the hill and drinking beer, I climb the slope and take photographs, including a "no entry" sign (a very nice one, by the way). Then I flauntingly climb the towers as well, despite the sign and despite being seen breaking the ban, and somebody shouts: "And now jump! (;))"... Altogether, I usually don't care about entry bans at all and haven't so far run into any trouble for breaking them.
A few of the hills I like especially much:
1. Visited hills:
Helsinki, Eibau/Kottmar, Czerniec (the fanciest amateur hill I've seen, unfortunately torn down several years ago - I visited it in early 2006), Berchtesgaden, Szczyrk (new Skalite), Lomnice nad Popelkou, Winterberg, Toblach/Dobbiaco, Warsaw (my closest hill, visited many times, unfortunately also already torn down)...
2. Dream hills (ones I've never been to, but find them especially beautiful/interesting on the basis of photos):
Tromsoe, Alta (northernmost jumping hill in the world), San Carlos de Bariloche (southernmost jumping hill in the world, if it still exists), Murmansk, Erzurum, Perm, Baiersbronn, Oberhof, Hakuba, Myoko Kogen, Copper Peak...
Some are quite hard to reach, especially taking into account that I've never been outside Europe and I'm afraid of air transport...
What I find interesting about jumping hills consists of several aspects: general beauty (natural surroundings, architecture), what is unique about the hill* and cute details - for example benches made of old jumping skis in Winterberg, nice signposts or "no entry" signs (I break those bans whenever I can** )...
* For example the above-mentioned "extremes" of Alta and Bariloche, but also other interesting things, for example: the biggest and smallest plastic hill in the world, hills with Ing. Freitag hydraulic towers (just six in the world - 3 in Johanngeorgenstadt, 2 in Oberwiesenthal and one in Geyer - I've climbed the whole "set"), or more vague categories like "the most urban hill in the world" (Warsaw, probably, and since it's been torn down - Slavia hills in Liberec)...
** The funniest situation: Spitzkunnersdorf in Saxony (close to the Polish border), some locals are sitting on a terrace under the hill and drinking beer, I climb the slope and take photographs, including a "no entry" sign (a very nice one, by the way). Then I flauntingly climb the towers as well, despite the sign and despite being seen breaking the ban, and somebody shouts: "And now jump! (;))"... Altogether, I usually don't care about entry bans at all and haven't so far run into any trouble for breaking them.