SWSA aims to rebuild 30-meter jump

SWSA aims to rebuild 30-meter jump

A rendering of the proposed 30-meter ski jumping tower and landing hill at Satre Hill in Salisbury.

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SALISBURY — The Salisbury Winter Sports Association (SWSA) has launched its capital campaign to rebuild the ski jumping complex’s 30-meter hill and tower.

The intermediate or middle hill of the three-hill complex, which has served thousands of aspiring jumpers for over 75 years, needs replacement, and the landing hill requires updating to comply with modern-day jumping standards. The campaign looks to raise $425,000 to construct a new tower, reconfigure the landing hills of both the 30 and neighboring 20-meter hills.

The project is intended to be completed before Jumpfest 2025. SWSA is planning a series of fundraising events in the coming months. Visit jumpfest.org for more information about the project or to donate to the campaign. SWSA is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

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