Ski Jumping Hill Size Comparison (HS Meters)

Compare 14 ski jumping hill sizes, from Innsbruck HS128 to Vikersund HS240. FIS calendar data in a linked tool. All fourteen rows verified. Verified now.

Visual comparison

Linear scale: bar lengths are directly proportional to value, relative to the largest entry.

Vikersund HS240787.4 Feet (ft)
Planica HS240787.4 Feet (ft)
Oberstdorf HS235771 Feet (ft)
Kulm HS235771 Feet (ft)
Harrachov HS205672.57 Feet (ft)
Willingen HS147482.28 Feet (ft)
Bischofshofen HS142465.88 Feet (ft)
Garmisch HS142465.88 Feet (ft)
Zakopane HS140459.32 Feet (ft)
Engelberg HS140459.32 Feet (ft)
Sapporo HS137449.48 Feet (ft)
Oslo HS134439.63 Feet (ft)
Lahti HS130426.51 Feet (ft)
Innsbruck HS128419.95 Feet (ft)

All values

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About this converter

FIS calendars and databases fix the hill sizes of fourteen ski jumping hills. Vikersundbakken holds HS240, Planica Letalnica HS240, Oberstdorf HS235, Kulm HS235, Harrachov Certak HS205, Willingen HS147, Zakopane HS140, Engelberg HS140, Sapporo HS137, Oslo Holmenkollen HS134, Lahti HS130, Innsbruck Bergisel HS128, Bischofshofen HS142 and Garmisch-Partenkirchen HS142. Vikersund and Planica tie at HS240 for the largest here. Innsbruck at HS128 is the smallest. Flying hills above HS200 stand apart from large hills near HS140. HS meters mark the hill size point, not the longest jump.

How to use it

Pick two hills and a unit in the top row. The three boxes below stay linked. Change any box and the other two update. Try Vikersund against Innsbruck to feel the 112 meter gap. Switch to feet for imperial reading.

Sizes follow FIS World Cup calendars and athlete biography hill records in HS meters. Harrachov at HS205 is an inactive World Cup hill recorded from FIS databases. Bischofshofen and Garmisch tie at HS142 on the Four Hills swing. Normal hills below HS109 stay out, so this table covers large and flying hills only. Jump distances regularly pass the HS point and live on separate result pages.

FAQ

Which hills are largest here?

Vikersund and Planica at HS240 each.

Which is smallest?

Innsbruck Bergisel at HS128.

What does HS mean?

The hill size point in meters. Jumps often fly past it.

Are small hills included?

No. Normal hills below HS109 stay out. Large and flying hills only.

Sources

  • FIS World Cup calendar: Vikersund HS240, Planica HS240, Oberstdorf HS235, Kulm HS235
  • FIS database and calendar: Harrachov HS205, Willingen HS147, Zakopane HS140, Engelberg HS140
  • FIS World Cup calendar: Sapporo HS137, Oslo HS134, Lahti HS130, Innsbruck HS128, Bischofshofen HS142, Garmisch HS142

Last verified: 2026-10-08 · 14 entries

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