Adler-Skistadion

The Adler-Skistadion in Hinterzarten, deep in the Black Forest, comprises four ski jumping hills ranging from the junior K 15 Schülerschanze to the full-size K 95 Rothaus-Schanze, plus a wind tunnel used year-round for aerodynamic jump simulation. Founded in 1924, it is one of Germany's oldest ski jumping venues and hosted World Cup competitions for decades. All hills are fitted with plastic matting, enabling summer jumping as well. Visitors can watch training sessions and junior competitions at close range, while the wind tunnel offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at how athletes optimize their in-flight position.