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Klopfer-Flugschanze (Birgsautal, Ob

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About Heini-Klopfer-Flugschanze

Nestled in the scenic Birgsautal of Oberstdorf, Germany, the Heini-Klopfer-Flugschanze is one of the world’s premier ski flying venues. With a hill size of HS 235 m and a K-point of 200 m, this hill has hosted numerous World Cup stops and iconic Ski Flying World Championships since the 1970s, including the upcoming 2026 event. The venue, renamed in honor of the architect Heini Klopfer, underwent major modernization around 2017 to enhance safety, spectator experience, and broadcast quality. The site draws spectators from across Bavaria and beyond, with a current capacity of up to 40,000 for large events. Whether you’re chasing a World Cup flight or a championship thriller, we’ve got you covered with practical details, seating guidance, and nearby stay-and-eat options to make your trip effortless.

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For frequent travelers and dedicated fans, Heini-Klopfer-Flugschanze is more than a venue—it's a destination connected to Oberstdorf’s alpine charm. Plan ahead for seasonal logistics, check event dates (Date to be announced for non-confirmed events), and remember to book through our affiliate partners for trusted accommodation and dining options near the venue. We’ve got your back with straightforward ticket buying and reliable support for a smooth trip to this legendary ski flying hill.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location: Birgsautal, Oberstdorf, 87561 Germany (near Freibergsee).
  • Venue type: ski flying hill (HS 235 m, K-point 200 m).
  • Spectator capacity: 40,000.
  • Notable events hosted: Ski Flying World Championships (1973, 1981, 1988, 1998, 2008, 2018) and the 2026 Ski Flying World Championships; regular World Cup events.
  • Renaming: named Heini-Klopfer-Skiflugschanze in honor of architect Heini Klopfer; major modernization completed around 2017.