Ziegenbergschanze, abandoned ski jump, Buntenbock, NS, Germany - Ski Jumps on Waymarking.com

The ski jumping had a long tradition in Buntenbock. Records says that in 1911 at the 3rd Festival of winter the first ski jumping competitions happened.

In 1963 the old non legal start scaffold had to be demolished, but in the same year a new built was that satisfied all municipal building inspection department claims.

Until 2006 regular ski jumping, children's and student classes were held on Ziegenberg on site. The smaller hill had a K-Point of 14 m, the big hill a K-Point of 26. This means there were lengths up to 30 meters possible. Due to new safety regulations, the entrenchment of major renovations were needed, but there is no active jumping more here, it was decided to jump back reassemble what was completed last year.

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Active: no Height of the ski jump (feet): 100 ft K-point (critical point): 26 Date constructed: 01/01/1911 Public access: yes Website: [Web Link] Hillsize-point: Not listed

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Please take a picture of you at the site and/or a nice picture of the ski jump. Maybe at the foot or at the top of the ski jumping hill.

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