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Videos and Photos From Previous Continental Cups
The helicopter video was shot by Kiwanis Ski Club jumper Dan Englund using
a remote-controlled electric helicopter that he built. You can see more of his
work on his website, www.aerialvantageproductions.com.
The photo album was shot by Tom Bickner of Chicago’s Norge Ski Club,
and it contains 409 photographs from our 2012 tournament
You can find more videos and pix from this and previous tournaments
on our “FIS Continental Cup” and “Video/Photo” pages.
Photozoom Gallery of Pine Mountain Tournament Scenes
Click on any small picture at right, and you’ll see it enlarged in the left window.
To zoom in closer on details, just point your mouse at the area you’d like to see
in greater detail. First 17 photos by Tom Bickner, last 3 by Kirsten Erickson.
Northern Interstate Bank
Incredible Bank
Dickinson County Chamber of Commerce
Eureka Tire
Dickinson County Healthcare System
First National Bank IM/K all branches
Pine Mountain Resort
Econo Foods
Solberg's Greenleaf Bar
Hometowne Lumber
Tom & Jo's
Bob & Jerry's
First National Bank of Norway
Big 10 Sports Bark
BECOME A SPONSOR!
We’ve posted information on
our Sponsors page showing
how you can become involved
in supporting our international
event and our sport. Read a
bit about our sponsorship
opportunities; you’ll find a link
to view and print a detailed
package of information and
a form to indicate interest.
We urge you to act soon!
Our Sponsors
The FIS Continental Cup series
runs from early December to late
March, with events scheduled
in eleven countries.
The tournament Feb 15-16
in Iron Mountain was the
19th and 20th of 30 events
in the 2019-20 season..
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Become a Member of
Kiwanis Ski Club
We’re always looking for
new members who’d like
to be part of this exciting
annual sporting event.
We also need & welcome
V O L U N T E E R S !
Eating & Heating in 2019
One of our GOLD sponsors,
St George Glass, had this great
setup for keeping food and friends
warm near the bottom of the hill.
Blast From the Past:
Online Photo Album
Carl Darovich, native of Iron
Mountain, was an avid
collector of ski jumping
photos, autographs,
publications, artifacts, and
memorabilia. He lived in
Sheboygan WI, and passed
away several years ago.
The American Ski Jumping
Museum and Hall of Fame
in Red Wing MN has
acquired a large portion of
Carl’s collection. Here are
two examples of his lifetime
passion:
•
Photo album (one
of 80+) Includes
many autographs
and notes, much of it
related to Pine Mt
and the athletes who
jumped here; most
not yet captioned,
but autographs and
notes help to identify.
•
Log of US records
and long jumps
(‘30s, ‘40s, ‘50s)
Includes many
names & photos
familiar to long-time
Pine Mt fans.
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Bay College West
O U R M E D I A P A R T N E R S
Simone Agency
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Austrian Sets New Record - 144 M
2020 Continental Cup … three perfect days at Pine Mountain
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Official results: Fri 2/14 Training Sat 2/15 Competition Sun 2/16 Competition
Friday’s training rounds offered a preview of long flights to come, with Austria’s
Markus Schiffner flying to 141 meters. Saturday’s competition saw 9 jumpers
exceed 130 meters, with another Austrian, Clemens Aigner, taking top honors
ahead of Poland’s Pawel Wasek and Austrian teammate Markus Schiffner.
Americans: Andrew Urlaub 27th, Decker Dean 30th.
Sunday’s first round provided the highlight of the weekend, with Aigner flying
144 meters* (472 ft) VIEW VIDEO, eclipsing the the old hill record of 143.5,
set in 2009 by fellow Austrian Stefan Thurnbichler. He won again, ahead of
teammate Schiffner and Slovenian Lovro Kos. Urlaub finished 27th again.
*
*approx location of new record
More news and info about ski jumping … www.skijumpingusa.com
More about US ski jumping history… www.americanskijumping.com
We welcome a new
Title Sponsor, our
local award-winning
Dickinson County
Healthcare System!
Feb 5-6 Tentative Date for 2022 - FIS
FIS published DRAFT 2022 schedule in April; Iron Mt Feb 5-6
New Jump Open House Feb 13-14
We held a celebration, a chance for people to tour our magnificent
updated facility, and to help us raise funds to help offset the revenue
lost due to the cancellation of this year’s tournament. We thank our
fans for their interest and support.
Purchase souvenirs via our online Etsy Shop
www.etsy.com/shop/KiwanisSkiClub
We need and appreciate your assistance & financial support to help
us repay our huge investment of over $3 million dollars to rebuild our
historic Pine Mountain Ski Jump to meet FIS specifications in order to
host future competitions. This photo shows the new warming shelter.
We couldn’t have anticipated that we’d have to cancel the event that
helps pay the bills. Our financial obligations are unaffected by this
virus, so now more than ever your support of this ski jump is needed.
It could be as simple as purchasing limited buttons or some other
wood products made of the old ski jump on our Etsy store at
www.etsy.com/shop/KiwanisSkiClub
Another way you can help is by sending us a check or money order
to: Kiwanis Ski Club, PO Box 475, Iron Mountain, Mi 49801
We didn't know any other way to say it, other than to just ask. We
know times are tough for many, but you can still help by just sharing
this post. Look for future fundraising all thru the year. THANK YOU!
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O U R M E D I A P A R T N E R S
Feb 5-6 Tentative Date for 2022 - FIS
FIS published DRAFT 2022 schedule in April; Iron Mt Feb 5-6
New Jump Open House Feb 13-14
We held a celebration, a chance for people to tour our magnificent
updated facility, and to help us raise funds to help offset the revenue
lost due to the cancellation of this year’s tournament. We thank our
fans for their interest and support.
Purchase souvenirs via our online Etsy Shop
www.etsy.com/shop/KiwanisSkiClub
We need your assistance & financial support to help us repay our
huge investment of over $3 million dollars to rebuild our historic Pine
Mountain Ski Jump to meet FIS specifications in order to host future
competitions. This photo shows the new warming shelter.
We couldn’t have anticipated that we’d have to cancel the event that
helps pay the bills. Our financial obligations are unaffected by this
virus, so now more than ever your support of this ski jump is needed.
It could be as simple as purchasing limited buttons or some other
wood products made of the old ski jump on our Etsy store at
www.etsy.com/shop/KiwanisSkiClub
Another way you can help is by sending us a check or money order
to: Kiwanis Ski Club, PO Box 475, Iron Mountain, Mi 49801
We didn't know any other way to say it, other than to just ask. We
know times are tough for many, but you can still help by just sharing
this post. Look for future fundraising all thru the year. THANK YOU!
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Austrian Sets New Record: 144 M
2020 Continental Cup … three perfect days for jumping
view scoresheets for all three days in red box below,
see more photos and videos on our page
RESULTS: Friday Training Saturday Comp Sunday Comp
Friday’s training rounds offered a preview of long flights to come, with
Austria’s Markus Schiffner flying to 141 meters. Saturday’s competition
saw 9 jumpers exceed 130 meters, with another Austrian, Clemens
Aigner, taking top honors ahead of Poland’s Pawel Wasek and Austrian
teammate Markus Schiffner. Americans: Andrew Urlaub 27th, Decker
Dean 30th.
Sunday’s first round provided the highlight of the weekend, with Aigner
flying 144 meters* (472 ft) VIEW VIDEO, eclipsing the the old hill
record of 143.5, set in 2009 by fellow Austrian Stefan Thurnbichler. He
stood on top of the podium again, ahead of teammate Schiffner and
Slovenian Lovro Kos. Urlaub notched another 27th..
*approx location of new record
*
More news and info about ski jumping … www.skijumpingusa.com
More about US ski jumping history… www.americanskijumping.com
We welcome a new Title Sponsor,
our local award-winning Dickinson
County Healthcare System!
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Learning to ski jump in 1947. The love of this sport starts young,
and it lasts a lifetime!
For some of our older
members, this video will bring
back great memories of how
they learned this sport back in
the late i940s. In fact, this
newsreel was shot in Iron
Mountain, and features several
of our local jumpers. One of
them, Willie Erickson, was on
two Olympic teams and also
competed at the FIS World
Championships. It
was Willie who identified the
year for us!
For many who’ve experienced
the thrill of flight, whether at an
elite competitive level, or just
as a recreational amateur, there’s something that draws them back to the sport ... some as
coaches, some as officials, some as hill crew volunteers, and some just as spectators.
The dedicated crew at Kiwanis Ski Club has been putting on international competitions for
many years, and “nobody does it better!”
Our club has been presenting world-class ski jumping tournaments at Pine Mountain
since the first one in 1939. Many North American distance records have been set
here,by some of the best ski jumpers from the USA and many other countries. The
Kiwanis Ski Club has proudly sent local jumpers to represent the USA in the Olympics
and in the FIS World Championships, and many of them have been US National
Champions in various classes, too.
Our club has been the host for Continental Cup tournaments since 1990, and we’ve been
honored to hold World Cup competitions in 1996 and 2000. It’s long been the only ski
jumping venue in the United States which is awarded a competition date by FIS each
year.
It’s a huge commitment of manpower and finances ... all of which have to be expended
prior to the first jumper coming down the slide. FIS has many requirements which must
be met by the host club of a tournament in this upper-echelon series. We do what’s
necessary to meet their requirements every season. Mother Nature’s cooperation is
needed to successfully hold an event, but a few times she
hasn’t been very helpful.
The club sells entry buttons in advance at a discount, and the proceeds from those early
sales, along with sponsor investments, helps set the stage for the arrival of outstanding
ski jumpers from around the world.
Occasionally, weather has forced postponement or cancellation of our tournaments, and
as disappointed as our guests may be, we must ensure that the regulations of the sport’s
governing body, FIS, are scrupulously followed to ensure the safety of the athletes. FIS
officials are on site for every event, and they’ve always been complimentary regarding
our club, our meticulous hill preparation and our guests. We’re pleased to provide “major
league” ski jumping for our fans!
Learn more about Pine Mountain and other jumps in the US and around the world on
www.skisprungschanzen.com ... here’s a direct link to info about Pine Mountain.
Kiwanis Ski Club Officers KSC Members in American
Ski Jumping Hall of Fame
KIWANIS SKI CLUB CONTACT INFORMATION:
Phone: 906.779.1110 (clubhouse)
Mailing Address: PO Box 475, Iron Mountain, Mi 49801
President
Nick Blagec
Vice President Lennie Walters
Correspondence Susie Fox
Recording Sec Patty Miller &
Susan Mielcarek
Treasurer
Paul Bujold
Hill Captain ---------------
Therese Altobelli Seda, Johnny Bednarz, Charlie
Benzie, Walt Bietila, Nita Englund, Willie Erickson,
Reuben Hamari, Eric Hiatt, Jim House, Dr Paul
Jacobs, Paul Johnson, Mark Konopacke, Rudy
Maki, George Pera, Dick Rahoi, Gary Sparpana,
Butch Wedin, and sportswriter EO “Buck”
Erickson.
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Learning to ski jump in 1947. The love of this sport starts young,
and it lasts a lifetime!
For some of our older
members, this video will
bring back great memories
of how they learned this
sport back in the late
i940s. In fact, this
newsreel was shot in Iron
Mountain, and features
several of our local
jumpers. One of them,
Willie Erickson, was on
two Olympic teams and
also competed at the FIS
World Championships.
It was Willie who identified the year for us!
For many who’ve experienced the thrill of flight, whether at an elite
competitive level, or just as a recreational amateur, there’s something
that draws them back to the sport ... some as coaches, some as officials,
some as hill crew volunteers, and some just as spectators.
The dedicated crew at Kiwanis Ski Club has been putting on international
competitions for many years, and “nobody does it better!”
President
Nick Blagec
Vice President Lennie Walters
Correspondence Susie Fox
Recording Sec Patty Miller &
Susan Mielcarek
Treasurer
Paul Bujold
Hill Captain ---------------
Therese Altobelli Seda, Johnny
Bednarz, Charlie Benzie, Walt
Bietila, Nita Englund, Willie
Erickson, Reuben Hamari, Eric
Hiatt, Jim House, Dr Paul
Jacobs, Paul Johnson, Mark
Konopacke, Rudy Maki, George
Pera, Dick Rahoi, Gary
Sparpana, Butch Wedin, and
sportswriter EO “Buck” Erickson.
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What is the Continental Cup?
The International Ski Federation (FIS) sanctions the
international Continental Cup Series, and determines
the schedule and venues. The Continental Cup (COC)
is second only to the World Cup series in prestige,
visibility, and prize money. FIS Cup is the third tier of
FIS international ski jumping competition.
Pine Mountain has been awarded annual dates in the
Continental Cup series for many years, and was
awarded World Cup dates in both 1996 and 2000.
It is one of the premier “large hill” ski jumping venues
in North America, along with the two US Olympic
facilities in Lake Placid and Park City, and Canada’s
two Olympic jumping venues in Calgary and
Vancouver.
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Hold your mouse over any of the small pictures
at the bottom of this display,and you’ll see a
bigger version of the same image in the large
frame above. (jumper in flight by Carol Keck,
other photos by Susie Fox)
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Photos by Mark Pontti, Ken Anderson,
Pam Nelson
Scenes from Previous
Continental Cups at
Pine Mountain
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What is the Continental Cup?
The International Ski Federation (FIS) sanctions the
international Continental Cup Series, and determines
the schedule and venues. The Continental Cup (COC)
is second only to the World Cup series in prestige,
visibility, and prize money. FIS Cup is the third tier of
FIS international ski jumping competition.
Pine Mountain has been awarded annual dates in the
Continental Cup series for many years, and was
awarded World Cup dates in both 1996 and 2000.
It is one of the premier “large hill” ski jumping venues
in North America, along with the two US Olympic
facilities in Lake Placid and Park City, and Canada’s
two Olympic jumping venues in Calgary and
Vancouver.
Hold your mouse over any of the small pictures at the
bottom of this display,and you’ll see a bigger version of
the same image in the large frame above. (jumper in flight
by Carol Keck, other photos by Susie Fox)
Hill Size & Scoring Explained
Pine Mountain is equivalent in size to the larger of
two jumps at an Olympic venue. It’s K-point, which
the baseline for scoring, and the distance a good
jumper should be expected to go, is 120 meters
from the point of takeoff. That’s 394 feet. For an
explation of hill size and scoring, CLICK HERE
Pine Mountain’s current official distance record is
144 meters, 471 feet. Unofficially (not in scored
competition), the longest flight is 148M (486 ft).
The “hill size” (longest distance considered safe) is
133 meters. if jumpers exceed this distance during
a competition round, the jury can require the start
gate to be lowered, thus slowing takeoff speed.
This is for the SAFETY of the remaining jumpers
in that day’s competition.
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The Kiwanis Ski Club has been hosting the Pine Mountain Ski Jumps since 1939 and has a rich history of bringing in
athletes from around the world to participate in the only FIS (International Ski Federation) accredited ski jumping
competition in the nation.
The Kiwanis Ski Club is made up of volunteers who spend thousands of hours making snow, maintaining the ski jump,
adhering to FIS standards, and raising funds to put on this unique community event. The Pine Mountain Ski Jump
Competition brings thousands of spectators from all over the country. The financial impact of this event is huge.
You have an opportunity to be a part of this one-of-a-kind event. Sponsors can take advantage of valuable advertising
opportunities as well as knowing that they are supporting one of the largest events in the area. Below you will find a link
to a PDF document that lists sponsorship and vendor opportunities. We are now guaranteeing the amount of times
sponsors will be read over our PA system to thousands of spectators at the event. We are also opening up additional
indoor and outdoor vendor space. Without vendors and sponsors this event would not be possible.
If you are not able to provide any financial assistance, we are
always looking for new members to join, and in-kind donations
to help make this event possible. For more information about
sponsoring the event, please call Daniel Freeman, VP of
Kiwanis Ski Club at (906) 282-4179.
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We want to recognize and thank the companies, communities, and organizations that support our annual Continental
Cup tournament, and to provide our visitors with the opportunity to learn more about these supporters and sponsors.
We hope you’ll patronize those who help us to bring FIS Ski Jumping to the USA each year.
Click logos below to visit sponsor websites.
We welcome a new title sponsor this year,
our award-winning local healthcare system.
We want to thank DCHS for their support of
our club and our major annual event, the
FIS Continental Cup Tournament!
Click any logo to visit sponsor website
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Bay College West
Simone Agency
The Kiwanis Ski Club has been hosting the Pine Mountain Ski Jumps
since 1939 and has a rich history of bringing in athletes from around the
world to participate in the only FIS (International Ski Federation)
accredited ski jumping competition in the nation.
The Kiwanis Ski Club is made up of volunteers who spend thousands of
hours making snow, maintaining the ski jump, adhering to FIS
standards, and raising funds to put on this unique community event. The
Pine Mountain Ski Jump Competition brings thousands of spectators
from all over the country. The financial impact of this event is huge.
You have an opportunity to be a part of this one-of-a-kind event.
Sponsors can take advantage of valuable advertising opportunities as
well as knowing that they are supporting one of the largest events in the
area. Below you will find a link to a PDF document that lists sponsorship
and vendor opportunities. We are now guaranteeing the amount of
times sponsors will be read over our PA system to thousands of
spectators at the event. We are also opening up additional indoor and
outdoor vendor space. Without vendors and sponsors this event would
not be possible.
If you are not able to provide any financial assistance, we are
always looking for new members to join, and in-kind donations
to help make this event possible. For more information about
sponsoring the event, please call Daniel Freeman, VP of
Kiwanis Ski Club at (906) 282-4179.
.
Other Sponsors
Four Seasons Beer Distributing
UP Logon/Computer Connection
Superior Aviation
Klement’s Sausage
Contributors
Aurora Liquor
Bianco’s Gym
BlackStone Pizza Iron Mt & Norway
Bob & Jerry’s Bar
Breitung Township Fire Dept
C & R Bar
Cities of Iron Mt & Kingsford
Coleman Engineering
Crystal Lake Community Center
DCH Physicians & Sports Med
Dickinson County Board
Dickinson County Road Commission
Dickinson County Sheriff’s Dept
Fontana’s Supper Club
Gunville Trucking
Hitch in Post
Hometowne Lumber
Iron Mountain Fire Dept
Jon’s Signs
Click any logo to visit sponsor website
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OUR MEDIA PARTNERS
Simone Agency
Bay College West
Kiwanis Service Club
Mayme’s Bar
Michigan State Police
Miller Products
Monettes IGA
Mouw & Celello P.C.
Office Planning Group
Pizza Hut
Ranger City Distributing
River’s Bend Campground
Saloon #2
Superior Aviation
T & T Supper Club
Tom & Jo’s Liquor
Torsion Source
Town & Country
UP Office Equipment Systems
UP Office Supply
Woodward Bar
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We always say you have to see ski jumping “in person” ... neither photos or video, nor
TV coverage, can show you what this exciting sport really looks like. But we’re going
to give you some videos that will give you an idea of what you can expect to see at
Pine Mountain!
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Long-standing competition, 2009 - the three longest flights
Stefan Thurnbichler of Austria flies 143.5 meters (471 feet)
Lukas Mueller of Austria flies 142.5 meters (468 feet)
Lukas Mueller’s flight as seen from the bottom, looking up
Zak Hammill, Kiwanis Ski Club, flies 132 meters
Gotta see it in person!
These videos & photos are terrific, but you really have to see it for yourself. The Pine Mountain Continental Cup is
the ONLY international ski jumping competition series that appears in the US every year, it happens right here!
The Continental Cup is second only to World Cup in terms of prestige, talent, and prize money. Ski jumping is a hugely
popular sport in the rest of the snow-sports world, drawing huge crowds for events, heavy prime-time TV coverage, and
its popularity ranks with Formula One racing and professional soccer throughout Europe, Scandinavia, and Japan.
It’s slowly gaining greater visibility in the USA ... and FIS, the body which governs snow sports worldwide, would like to
see it expand in North America. We’d like to invite YOU to experience the thrill of seeing athletes fly the length of a
football field and a half, and hear the “whoosh” as they glide by ... just a few feet away from you!
Aerial Video of 2011 Tournament
Snowing the Scaffold - 2012
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Kiwanis Ski Club jumpers
Dan Englund & Elliot Maraccini
Dave Maraccini, Bob Anderson
Doug Richer, Lenny Walters,
Cole Maraccini (standing),
Dan Weaver. Good job, guys!
Snow gun in action
Click photos to enlarge
We always say you have to see ski jumping “in person” ... neither photos or
video, nor TV coverage, can show you what this exciting sport really looks
like. But we’re going to give you some videos that will give you an idea of
what you can expect to see at Pine Mountain!
Long-standing competition, 2009 - the three longest flights
Stefan Thurnbichler of Austria flies 143.5 meters (471 feet)
Lukas Mueller of Austria flies 142.5 meters (468 feet)
Lukas Mueller’s flight as seen from the bottom, looking up
Zak Hammill, Kiwanis Ski Club, flies 132 meters
Aerial Video of 2011 Tournament
Snowing the Scaffold - 2012
Gotta see it in person!
These videos & photos are terrific, but you really have to see it for yourself.
The Pine Mountain Continental Cup is the ONLY international ski jumping
competition series that appears in the US every year, it happens right here!
The Continental Cup is second only to World Cup in terms of prestige,
talent, and prize money. Ski jumping is a hugely popular sport in the rest of
the snow-sports world, drawing huge crowds for events, heavy prime-time
TV coverage, and its popularity ranks with Formula One racing and
professional soccer throughout Europe, Scandinavia, and Japan.
It’s slowly gaining greater visibility in the USA ... and FIS, the body which
governs snow sports worldwide, would like to see it expand in North
America. We’d like to invite YOU to experience the thrill of seeing athletes
fly the length of a football field and a half, and hear the “whoosh” as they
glide by ... just a few feet away from you!
ACTION VIDEOS BELOW
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Kiwanis Ski Club jumpers
Dan Englund & Elliot Maraccini
Dave Maraccini, Bob Anderson
Doug Richer, Lenny Walters,
Cole Maraccini (standing),
Dan Weaver. Good job, guys!
Snow gun in action
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Our 120 meter ski jump is located on Pine Mountain Road, just northwest of the city of Iron
Mountain, Michigan. The Google Map below will help you to find us.
Pine Mountain Road intersects with US-2 north of town, just a few hundred feet east of the
bridge which crosses the Menominee River into Wisconsin.
There are signs in downtown Iron Mountain, directing you westbound on Kent Street, and
signs to help you follow the route from there.
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Visit us any time of the year. Pine Mountain is a sight you’ll never forget,
especially if you come during our annual ski tournament in February!
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Our 120 meter ski jump is located on Pine Mountain Road, just
northwest of the city of Iron Mountain, Michigan. The Google Map
below will help you to find us.
Pine Mountain Road intersects with US-2 north of town, just a few
hundred feet east of the bridge which crosses the Menominee River into
Wisconsin.
There are signs in downtown Iron Mountain, directing you westbound on
Kent Street, and signs to help you follow the route from there.
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Visit us any time of the year. Pine Mountain is a sight you’ll never forget,
especially if you come during our annual ski tournament in February!
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FIS (International Ski Federation) governs all ski and snowboard sports worldwide, and is
the organization which grants a date each year to the Kiwanis Ski Club to hold a major
international tournament. (click logo at left to visit each organization’s website)
USA Nordic Skiing incorporates the men’s and women’s top level ski jumping and Nordic
combined teams, and is committed to finding ways to grow the sport at all levels. Currently,
team athletes are competing in Continental Cup and FIS Cup events. They send
competitors to the Pine Mountain COC.
USA Nordic works cooperatively with US Ski Associan to field teams for the Olympics and
FIS World Championships.
Other websites of interest:
USA Nordic Skiing - US men’s ski jumping and Nordic Combined team - men and women
SkiJumpingUSA.com - news & information about US ski jumping & American athletes
AmericanSkiJumping.com - history website for ski jumping in the USA
US National Ski Hall of Fame - includes all ski sports, located in Ishpeming MI
SkiSprungSchanzen.com/EN - contains comprehensive catalog of ski jumps worldwide,
both past and present. Over a hundred US jumps are listed ... it’s a real memory lane!
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You can swipe up or down to move between pages!
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FIS (International Ski Federation) governs all ski and
snowboard sports worldwide, and is the organization
which grants a date each year to the Kiwanis Ski Club
to hold a major international tournament. (click logo at
left to visit each organization’s website)
USA Nordic Skiing incorporates the men’s and women’s
top level ski jumping and Nordic combined teams, and
is committed to finding ways to grow the sport at all
levels. Currently, team athletes are competing in
Continental Cup and FIS Cup events. They send
competitors to the Pine Mountain COC.
USA Nordic works cooperatively with US Ski Associan
to field teams for the Olympics and FIS World
Championships.
Other websites of interest:
USA Nordic Skiing - US men’s ski jumping and Nordic
Combined team - men and women
SkiJumpingUSA.com - news & information about US
ski jumping & American athletes
AmericanSkiJumping.com - history website for ski
jumping in the USA
US National Ski Hall of Fame - includes all ski sports,
located in Ishpeming MI
SkiSprungSchanzen.com/EN - contains
comprehensive catalog of ski jumps worldwide,
both past and present. Over a hundred US jumps
are listed ... it’s a real memory lane!
You can swipe up or down to move between pages!
the overall
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