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ul. Kolejowa, Wisła
Wisła Centrum Ski Jumping Hills is a group of three training facilities — HS-10, HS-20 and HS-40 — set on Kolejowa Street, right in the middle of town. The HS-10 is the smallest ski jump ever built in the Beskids, and together the three hills form a natural progression of difficulty for athletes taking up the sport.
Ski jumping has been practised here since 1962, when the K-17, K-23 and K-40 hills were built. They served until 2015, when their poor technical condition forced demolition and replacement with modern structures. Today the inruns have ceramic tracks and an adjustable starting bar, while the landing slopes are covered with plastic matting, so training continues all year round.
The site includes a judges' tower, coaching platforms and changing rooms. Athletes of the local KS Wisła Ustronianka club train here, so a walk past the hills may coincide with a youth session or a local competition. The complex is easy to view from street level, without entering the sports grounds.
Source: https://www.wisla.pl/mieszkaniec/kompleks-skoczni-narciarskich-w-wisle-centrum
