K–point 106 m Phone +1 608-634-3211 Opened 1961 | Hill size 118 m Renovated 1999 | |
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Location Timber CouleeWestby, WisconsinUnited States Hill record Fredrik Bjerkeengen130.0 m Address E7940 County Road P, Westby, WI 54667, USA Similar Viroqua Hills Golf Course, Serendipity Country Club, Fox Hollow Golf Course, River Run Golf Course, Justin Trails Resort Profiles | ||
2014 westby snowflake ski jump tournament
The Snowflake Ski Jump, a ski jumping hill located north of Westby, Wisconsin, United States, in Timber Coulee, is host to a ski jumping tournament taking place annually since 1961. The hill, currently seventh largest in North America, is a large hill, which means it has a K-spot of 106 meters. The current official record of 130.0 meters was achieved by Fredrik Bjerkeengen of Norway on February 10, 2008.
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- 2014 westby snowflake ski jump tournament
- 92nd annual westby snowflake ski jump is brand new in 2015
- Competitions
- Snowflake Ski and Golf Club
- References
92nd annual westby snowflake ski jump is brand new in 2015
Competitions
Snowflake has hosted numerous FIS Ski Jumping Continental Cup and United States Ski and Snowboard Association tournaments. Currently, after hosting SuperTour events in 2009 and 2010, the ski jumping hill hosted the fourth competition of the newly formed five hill US Cup in February 2011.
In addition to U.S. and international events, Snowflake is also host to annual "junior" ski jumping events on the smaller hills located adjacent to the large hill. The four smaller hills have K-spots of 10, 20, 40, and 65 meters.
Snowflake Ski and Golf Club
Formed in 1922 as the Westby Ski Club, the all-volunteer club held the first ski jumping tournament in 1923 southeast of Westby near Bloomingdale, Wisconsin. Following several successful tournaments, the club was renamed the Snowflake Ski Club in 1925. After hosting tournaments on three different hills, the larger and more modern jump being used today was constructed in 1960. The first tournament held on the current hill was in late January 1961.
A nine-hole golf course was recently built to aid in funding the annual ski jumping tournament. It is billed as "The Only Ski Jump in the World with a 9-hole Golf Course at its Base".