Ski Jumping in Seefeld
Toni Seelos Ski Jumps
Since 1931, ski jumping has been practiced in Seefeld. The original Jahnschanze was renamed in 1948 after the Seefeld ski legend Anton Seelos. In 2010, the old jumps were demolished and replaced by the Toni Seelos jumps HS75 and HS109.
Data & Facts
- Two Hills HS 109 & HS 75
- Operating time for training: Early December to mid-March (as long as snow conditions allow)
- Training for students, clubs, and national teams
- Hosting of competitions, highlight: World Cup of combiners "Nordic Combined Triple"
Ski jump Toni Seelos Schanze Seefeld
Mösererstr. 632a, 6100 Seefeld

Toni Seelos Hill
HS 109
- Hill Size: 109 m | K-Width: 98.85 m
- Inrun Angle: 34° | Inrun Length: 90.85 m
- Table Length: 6.42 m | Table Height: 2.47 m
- Outrun: 84 m

Toni Seelos Hill
HS 75
- Hill Size: 75 m | K-Point: 67.88 m
- Takeoff Angle: 30° | Takeoff Length: 68.61 m
- Table Length: 6 m | Table Height: 1.70 m
- Runout: 83.5 m
Perfect training conditions at 1,200 m
Training camp & infrastructure
Arena365 offers optimal training conditions for professionals:
- Collaboration with partner hotels of various categories
- Fitness center "Bodypoint Seefeld"
- Gymnasiums and World Championship sports facilities
- Wax cabins & storage for skis
- Training camp packages can be individually tailored to the needs of the teams
Webcams
SASCHA HUBER learns SKI JUMPING 😱 Trains with WORLD CHAMPION! 🇦🇹
YouTuber Sascha Huber visits the Toni-Seelos ski jumps in Seefeld with Nordic combined athlete and world champion Johannes Lamparter, takes part in a cross-country skiing race, and then learns ski jumping at the jump in Natters.



