In the 1960s, on the basis of the initiative of TSV Grebenhain and with the support of the Hessian Ski Association, the construction of a larger ski jump in the community was tackled. The planning and construction were in the hands of an architect and a civil engineer from Friedberg and Kahl am Main. American pioneers helped with the earthworks with their technology. The ski jump had a 17.5 meter high wooden inrun tower and the inrun length was about 40 meters. The ski jumping facility received a complete Elasdur plastic mat covering for summer operation. The second plastic covered ski jump in Hesse was inaugurated in September 1970 and was named after the first skier in Vogelsberg - Wilhelm Dillemuth.
The jumping operation lasted only about 10 years, with district championships and regional competitions taking place primarily.
In the 1960s, on the basis of the initiative of TSV Grebenhain and with the support of the Hessian Ski Association, the construction of a larger ski jump in the community was tackled. The planning and construction were in the hands of an architect and a civil engineer from Friedberg and Kahl am Main. American pioneers helped with the earthworks with their technology. The ski jump had a 17.5 meter high wooden inrun tower and the inrun length was about 40 meters. The ski jumping facility received a complete Elasdur plastic mat covering for summer operation. The second plastic covered ski jump in Hesse was inaugurated in September 1970 and was named after the first skier in Vogelsberg - Wilhelm Dillemuth. The jumping operation lasted only about 10 years, with district championships and regional competitions taking place primarily.