Since 1931, ski jumping has been practiced in Seefeld in Tyrol. The first jump was opened under the name Jahnschanze, and in 1948 it was renamed after the Seefeld ski legend Anton Seelos.

In 2010, the jump was demolished to make room for two new ones: the Toni Seelos Schanzen HS75 and HS109. The jumps were ceremoniously opened in the same year.

Visit the Seefeld ski jumps - stand where professionals fly. Once per stay with the guest card, free of charge in summer. Please carry the guest card as an access ticket.

For guests with a guest card, the ascent and descent using the jump lift to the Toni Seelos jump is included once per stay. The guest card must be carried as it serves as a scanner to open the access system. Tickets can also be purchased online or directly at the ticket machine in the parking lot of Arena365. Opening hours of the jump: Daily from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Toni Seelos Jump

HS 109 Hillsize: 109 meters
K-distance: 90.85 meters
Inrun slope: 34 degrees
Length of the inrun: 91.36 meters
Table length: 6.42 meters
Table height: 2.47 meters
Length of the outrun: 84