Ski jump Kulm

The Kulm ski flying hill was built in 1950 and was jumped by, among others, Hubert Neuper senior. Since 1953, international World Cup events have repeatedly taken place.

On September 2, 2004, the official groundbreaking took place to modernize the ski flying hill at Kulm. The first renovation works involved the new double chairlift, which primarily supports the athletes as an ascent aid.

During the FIS Ski Flying World Championships in 2006, the new start house located directly above the take-off ramp proved itself for the first time as a waiting room and snack bar for the ski flyers.

Technical Data:
Take-off length: 123 meters
Take-off angle: 35°
Height difference: 197 meters
Height of the table: 4.6 meters
Take-off slope: 30.5° to 37.5°
Hill record: 245.5 meters (Domen Prevc)
Wind net: 4000 m²
Hill size: 225 meters
K-point: 200 meters

List of Kulm winners:
1950 Rudi Dietrich (AUT) 103 meters
1962 Helmut Recknagel (GDR) 136 meters
1975 Karel Kodejska (CSSR) 144 meters
1982 Hubert "Hupo" Neuper (AUT) 167 meters
1991 Stefan Horngacher (AUT) 190 meters
1996 Andreas Goldberger (AUT) 198 meters
1997 Primoz Peterka (SLO) 203 meters
2000 Sven Hanawald (GER) 198 meters
2006 Roar Ljoekelsoej (NOR) 201.5 meters
2009 Gregor Schlierenzauer (AUT) 215.5 meters
2010 Gregor Schlierenzauer (AUT) 205 meters
2012 Robert Kranjec (SLO) 206 meters; Anders Bardal (NOR) 197.5 meters
2014 Peter Prevc (SLO) 198 meters
2015 Severin Freund (GER) 227.5 meters
2016 Peter Prevc (SLO) 244 meters
2018 Andreas Stjernen (NOR) 227 meters
2020 Stefan Kraft (AUT) 230 meters
2023 Halvor Egner Granerud (NOR) 231 meters
2024 Stefan Kraft (AUT) 228 meters (Ski Flying World Champion)
2026 Domen Prevc (SLO) 245.5 meters (new hill record)

The ski flying hill is also an interesting and popular destination during the summer months. Due to its worldwide fame, the Kulm is a special attraction for many visitors and travel groups.

With the support of the municipality of Bad Mitterndorf and in cooperation with the Kulm organizing office, one of the most modern ski flying facilities has been complemented with several display and information boards. The many interested tourists, cyclists, mountain bikers, Nordic walkers, guests, and locals are not only presented with the 50-year history up to the present, but also the last winners and the technical data of the hill is vividly illustrated.

To also give guests and families the opportunity to take a break at the ski flying hill, a snack bar with drinks, snacks, and restroom facilities complements the offer.