Ski stadiums

Ski stadiums are specialized sports venues designed for ski jumping competitions. They typically feature a large ramp called a "jump" or "hill," where athletes launch into the air, and a landing area where they safely touch down. These facilities include observation towers, timing systems, and areas for judges. Designed for safety and performance, ski stadiums are built on snow or artificial surfaces and often have seating for spectators. They host events like the Winter Olympics and World Cup races, showcasing athletes' skill and precision in achieving long, controlled jumps.