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@birchadventureclub.bsky.socialOct 12, 2026, 12:02 PM

I practiced the landing at the Nansen Ski Jump. The jumpers use two feet. I found a better way.

Stop 006: Nansen Ski Jump, Milan, New Hampshire.

#MaineToSeattle #NewHampshire #SkiJumping

@paws2trail.bsky.socialOct 2, 2026, 12:07 AM

The climb was worth it for the view of the decaying wooden ski jump, and a glimpse of the northland in full autumnal splendor beyond.

It's too bad we couldn't climb the jump for a better view, but we followed the warning signs and stayed on safe ground.

#Hiking #SkiJumping

An old, decrepit wooden ski jump sits on a hill surrounded by deciduous woods in autumn splendor. The structure is several stories high at the near end and slopes down the hill and out of view on the far side. It's made of tall timbers planted in the ground, holding up platforms underneath and the top where skiers used to prepare their jumps. The remains of a wooden staircase lead to the top from underneath.Another view of the ski jump, but pulled back to reveal the wide Nordic ski track that curves past on the left, where two huskies wait for their hike to resume. A snow fence and "Danger! Keep out!" sign make an effort to keep the local kids from hurting themselves on the structure.One last view, this time on the left side of the ski jump, with tall wooden supports on the right (and another Danger, Keep Out sign), with a gap before the orange autumn forest trees start up to the left. Between, far out in the distance, you can see the landscape below the jump spreading out to the horizon, striped with patches of red and orange autumn woods, under a cloudy sky.
@paws2trail.mountains.social.ap.brid.gyOct 2, 2026, 12:06 AM

The climb was worth it for the view of the decaying wooden ski jump, and a glimpse of the northland in full autumnal splendor beyond.

It's too bad we couldn't climb the jump for a better view, but we followed the warning signs and stayed on safe ground.

#Hiking #SkiJumping

An old, decrepit wooden ski jump sits on a hill surrounded by deciduous woods in autumn splendor. The structure is several stories high at the near end and slopes down the hill and out of view on the far side. It's made of tall timbers planted in the ground, holding up platforms underneath and the top where skiers used to prepare their jumps. The remains of a wooden staircase lead to the top from underneath.Another view of the ski jump, but pulled back to reveal the wide Nordic ski track that curves past on the left, where two huskies wait for their hike to resume. A snow fence and "Danger! Keep out!" sign make an effort to keep the local kids from hurting themselves on the structure.One last view, this time on the left side of the ski jump, with tall wooden supports on the right (and another Danger, Keep Out sign), with a gap before the orange autumn forest trees start up to the left. Between, far out in the distance, you can see the landscape below the jump spreading out to the horizon, striped with patches of red and orange autumn woods, under a cloudy sky.
@dailyalpine.comOct 1, 2026, 2:30 PM

Ramsau upgrades ski jump to help retain World Cup #Nordiccombined #Ramsau #skijumping