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

In 2010, the hill was demolished and space was created for two new ones: The Toni Seelos Hills HS75 and HS109. The hills were ceremoniously opened later that same year.

Toni Seelos Hill

HS 109 Hillsize: 109 meters
K-Point: 90.85 meters
Inclination of the take-off: 34 degrees
Length of the in-run: 91.36 meters
Table length: 6.42 meters
Table height: 2.47 meters
Length of the outrun: 84 meters

Toni Seelos Hill

HS 75 Hillsize: 75 meters
K-Point: 68.61 meters
Inclination of the take-off: 30 degrees
Length of the in-run: 96.61 meters
Table length: 6 meters
Table height: 1.70 meters
Length of the outrun: 83.5 meters

Operating hours of the jumps
Since the new Toni Seelos Hills were constructed only for winter training, jumping practice is possible only as long as snow conditions allow.

Training camps in Seefeld
In the Arena365, a perfect infrastructure for successful and balanced training sessions is provided for elite athletes. Through cooperation with selected partner hotels of various categories, the fitness