All Cross-country skiing events in South Tyrol

Try out the latest cross-country skis from top brands Fischer and Salomon – for free! On December 14, the Nordic Ski Test Day at the Südtirol Arena Alto Adige offers high-quality equipment, expert advice, and excellent snow conditions – the perfect opportunity to find your next favorite pair of skis.

The world's cross-country skiing elite will once again be guests in Dobbiaco - together we will celebrate the turn of the year. From 2th December to 1st January 2026, the best cross-country skiers in the world will be competing for prestigious World Cup points in the Nordic Arena in Dobbiaco.

The hardest race in the Dolomites! 3 Zinnen Ski-Marathon | January 9–11, 2026 January 9, 2026 – Opening Day Bib pick-up: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM | Cultural Centre, Villabassa Mini 3 Zinnen Ski-Marathon: 4:00 PM | Nordic Arena Dobbiaco Children and young skiers kick off the weekend with fun, excitement, and a special balloon glow show! Opening Ceremony: 5:00 PM | Celebrating 50 Years of the 3 Zinnen Ski-Marathon Ski service available at Kraler Sport Dobbiaco (not included in race fee) January 10, 2026 – Classic Race (62 km & 30 km) Bib pick-up: 7:30 – 8:45 AM | Bistro Bergsteiger, Sesto Start times: 62 km (Elite Men): 9:00 AM | Sesto 62 km (Elite Women): 9:05 AM | Sesto 62 km (Amateurs): 9:15 AM | Sesto 30 km (Amateurs): 11:00 AM | Dobbiaco Finish for all distances: Villabassa Award ceremony: From 12:30 PM Bib pick-up (for Sunday): 2:30 – 6:00 PM | Villabassa Ski service available at Kraler Sport Dobbiaco January 11, 2026 – Prato Piazza Mountain Challenge (30 km Skating) Start: 9:30 AM | Villabassa Finish: Prato Piazza (2,031 m) – 7 km uphill through the beautiful Fanes-Sennes-Braies Nature Park Award ceremony: From 12:00 PM A spectacular race weekend awaits you in the 3 Zinnen Dolomites cross-country skiing paradise – we look forward to seeing you!

The magic of the Granfondo Dobbiaco-Cortina, which will take place for the 49th time on the weekend of 17th and 18th January 2026, is unbroken. The Granfondo Dobbiaco-Cortina is one of the most traditional and popular cross-country skiing races, with its enchanting routes capable of immersing lovers of narrow skis in the marvellous setting of the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites of Alta Pusteria and the Ampezzo peaks. The dates for the 2026 edition have been confirmed for the aforementioned weekend, with the event returning to the popular format. For both routes, the start will be at the military airfield in Dobbiaco, from where you will head towards the finish line in Fiames - Cortina d'Ampezzo at the foot of the Pomagagnonich mountain.

Olympic Torch in South Tyrol On 27 January 2026, the Olympic Torch will pass through South Tyrol as part of its journey across Italy. A special highlight will be its stop at the Biathlon Centre in Antholz, where the flame will be honoured in a ceremonial celebration.

Moonlight Classic - cross country race by night Moonlight Classic Seiser Alm is a cross-country-skiing race on the Seiser Alm/Alpe di Siusi / South Tyrol / Italy. The distances are 15 and 30 km,the classic diagonal style only is allowed. We promote young talents, support us! For every registration, the Moonlight Classic organisation committee donates one Euro, which will be doubled by a sponsor, to the South Tyrolean Sports Aid in order to support the young athlethes.

Exactly 70 years after Cortina and 20 years after Turin, the world's largest winter sports event will once again take place in Italy. Antholz will host the Biathlon competitions. Thus, for the first time in sports history, Olympic medals will be won on South Tyrolean soil. COMPETITION PROGRAM Sunday 08.02.2026 (2.05 pm): Mixed Relay 4x6 km Tuesday 10.02.2026 (1.30 pm): Individual Men 20 km Wednesday 11.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Individual Women 15 km Friday 13.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Men 10 km Saturday 14.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Women 7,5 km Sunday 15.02.2026 (11.15 am & 2 pm): Pursuit Women 10 km & Men 12,5 km Tuesday 17.02.2026 (2.30 pm): Relay Men 4x6 km Wednesday 18.02.2026 (2.45 pm): Relay Women 4x6 km Friday 20.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Men 15 km Saturday 21.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Women 12,5 km

Exactly 70 years after Cortina and 20 years after Turin, the world's largest winter sports event will once again take place in Italy. Antholz will host the Biathlon competitions. Thus, for the first time in sports history, Olympic medals will be won on South Tyrolean soil. COMPETITION PROGRAM Sunday 08.02.2026 (2.05 pm): Mixed Relay 4x6 km Tuesday 10.02.2026 (1.30 pm): Individual Men 20 km Wednesday 11.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Individual Women 15 km Friday 13.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Men 10 km Saturday 14.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Women 7,5 km Sunday 15.02.2026 (11.15 am & 2 pm): Pursuit Women 10 km & Men 12,5 km Tuesday 17.02.2026 (2.30 pm): Relay Men 4x6 km Wednesday 18.02.2026 (2.45 pm): Relay Women 4x6 km Friday 20.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Men 15 km Saturday 21.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Women 12,5 km

Exactly 70 years after Cortina and 20 years after Turin, the world's largest winter sports event will once again take place in Italy. Antholz will host the Biathlon competitions. Thus, for the first time in sports history, Olympic medals will be won on South Tyrolean soil. COMPETITION PROGRAM Sunday 08.02.2026 (2.05 pm): Mixed Relay 4x6 km Tuesday 10.02.2026 (1.30 pm): Individual Men 20 km Wednesday 11.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Individual Women 15 km Friday 13.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Men 10 km Saturday 14.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Women 7,5 km Sunday 15.02.2026 (11.15 am & 2 pm): Pursuit Women 10 km & Men 12,5 km Tuesday 17.02.2026 (2.30 pm): Relay Men 4x6 km Wednesday 18.02.2026 (2.45 pm): Relay Women 4x6 km Friday 20.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Men 15 km Saturday 21.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Women 12,5 km

Exactly 70 years after Cortina and 20 years after Turin, the world's largest winter sports event will once again take place in Italy. Antholz will host the Biathlon competitions. Thus, for the first time in sports history, Olympic medals will be won on South Tyrolean soil. COMPETITION PROGRAM Sunday 08.02.2026 (2.05 pm): Mixed Relay 4x6 km Tuesday 10.02.2026 (1.30 pm): Individual Men 20 km Wednesday 11.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Individual Women 15 km Friday 13.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Men 10 km Saturday 14.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Women 7,5 km Sunday 15.02.2026 (11.15 am & 2 pm): Pursuit Women 10 km & Men 12,5 km Tuesday 17.02.2026 (2.30 pm): Relay Men 4x6 km Wednesday 18.02.2026 (2.45 pm): Relay Women 4x6 km Friday 20.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Men 15 km Saturday 21.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Women 12,5 km

Exactly 70 years after Cortina and 20 years after Turin, the world's largest winter sports event will once again take place in Italy. Antholz will host the Biathlon competitions. Thus, for the first time in sports history, Olympic medals will be won on South Tyrolean soil. COMPETITION PROGRAM Sunday 08.02.2026 (2.05 pm): Mixed Relay 4x6 km Tuesday 10.02.2026 (1.30 pm): Individual Men 20 km Wednesday 11.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Individual Women 15 km Friday 13.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Men 10 km Saturday 14.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Women 7,5 km Sunday 15.02.2026 (11.15 am & 2 pm): Pursuit Women 10 km & Men 12,5 km Tuesday 17.02.2026 (2.30 pm): Relay Men 4x6 km Wednesday 18.02.2026 (2.45 pm): Relay Women 4x6 km Friday 20.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Men 15 km Saturday 21.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Women 12,5 km

Exactly 70 years after Cortina and 20 years after Turin, the world's largest winter sports event will once again take place in Italy. Antholz will host the Biathlon competitions. Thus, for the first time in sports history, Olympic medals will be won on South Tyrolean soil. COMPETITION PROGRAM Sunday 08.02.2026 (2.05 pm): Mixed Relay 4x6 km Tuesday 10.02.2026 (1.30 pm): Individual Men 20 km Wednesday 11.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Individual Women 15 km Friday 13.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Men 10 km Saturday 14.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Women 7,5 km Sunday 15.02.2026 (11.15 am & 2 pm): Pursuit Women 10 km & Men 12,5 km Tuesday 17.02.2026 (2.30 pm): Relay Men 4x6 km Wednesday 18.02.2026 (2.45 pm): Relay Women 4x6 km Friday 20.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Men 15 km Saturday 21.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Women 12,5 km

Exactly 70 years after Cortina and 20 years after Turin, the world's largest winter sports event will once again take place in Italy. Antholz will host the Biathlon competitions. Thus, for the first time in sports history, Olympic medals will be won on South Tyrolean soil. COMPETITION PROGRAM Sunday 08.02.2026 (2.05 pm): Mixed Relay 4x6 km Tuesday 10.02.2026 (1.30 pm): Individual Men 20 km Wednesday 11.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Individual Women 15 km Friday 13.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Men 10 km Saturday 14.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Women 7,5 km Sunday 15.02.2026 (11.15 am & 2 pm): Pursuit Women 10 km & Men 12,5 km Tuesday 17.02.2026 (2.30 pm): Relay Men 4x6 km Wednesday 18.02.2026 (2.45 pm): Relay Women 4x6 km Friday 20.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Men 15 km Saturday 21.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Women 12,5 km

Exactly 70 years after Cortina and 20 years after Turin, the world's largest winter sports event will once again take place in Italy. Antholz will host the Biathlon competitions. Thus, for the first time in sports history, Olympic medals will be won on South Tyrolean soil. COMPETITION PROGRAM Sunday 08.02.2026 (2.05 pm): Mixed Relay 4x6 km Tuesday 10.02.2026 (1.30 pm): Individual Men 20 km Wednesday 11.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Individual Women 15 km Friday 13.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Men 10 km Saturday 14.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Women 7,5 km Sunday 15.02.2026 (11.15 am & 2 pm): Pursuit Women 10 km & Men 12,5 km Tuesday 17.02.2026 (2.30 pm): Relay Men 4x6 km Wednesday 18.02.2026 (2.45 pm): Relay Women 4x6 km Friday 20.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Men 15 km Saturday 21.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Women 12,5 km

Exactly 70 years after Cortina and 20 years after Turin, the world's largest winter sports event will once again take place in Italy. Antholz will host the Biathlon competitions. Thus, for the first time in sports history, Olympic medals will be won on South Tyrolean soil. COMPETITION PROGRAM Sunday 08.02.2026 (2.05 pm): Mixed Relay 4x6 km Tuesday 10.02.2026 (1.30 pm): Individual Men 20 km Wednesday 11.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Individual Women 15 km Friday 13.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Men 10 km Saturday 14.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Women 7,5 km Sunday 15.02.2026 (11.15 am & 2 pm): Pursuit Women 10 km & Men 12,5 km Tuesday 17.02.2026 (2.30 pm): Relay Men 4x6 km Wednesday 18.02.2026 (2.45 pm): Relay Women 4x6 km Friday 20.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Men 15 km Saturday 21.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Women 12,5 km

Exactly 70 years after Cortina and 20 years after Turin, the world's largest winter sports event will once again take place in Italy. Antholz will host the Biathlon competitions. Thus, for the first time in sports history, Olympic medals will be won on South Tyrolean soil. COMPETITION PROGRAM Sunday 08.02.2026 (2.05 pm): Mixed Relay 4x6 km Tuesday 10.02.2026 (1.30 pm): Individual Men 20 km Wednesday 11.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Individual Women 15 km Friday 13.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Men 10 km Saturday 14.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Women 7,5 km Sunday 15.02.2026 (11.15 am & 2 pm): Pursuit Women 10 km & Men 12,5 km Tuesday 17.02.2026 (2.30 pm): Relay Men 4x6 km Wednesday 18.02.2026 (2.45 pm): Relay Women 4x6 km Friday 20.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Men 15 km Saturday 21.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Women 12,5 km

Exactly 70 years after Cortina and 20 years after Turin, the world's largest winter sports event will once again take place in Italy. Antholz will host the Biathlon competitions. Thus, for the first time in sports history, Olympic medals will be won on South Tyrolean soil. COMPETITION PROGRAM Sunday 08.02.2026 (2.05 pm): Mixed Relay 4x6 km Tuesday 10.02.2026 (1.30 pm): Individual Men 20 km Wednesday 11.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Individual Women 15 km Friday 13.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Men 10 km Saturday 14.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Women 7,5 km Sunday 15.02.2026 (11.15 am & 2 pm): Pursuit Women 10 km & Men 12,5 km Tuesday 17.02.2026 (2.30 pm): Relay Men 4x6 km Wednesday 18.02.2026 (2.45 pm): Relay Women 4x6 km Friday 20.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Men 15 km Saturday 21.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Women 12,5 km

The Gsiesertal Lauf is one of the best-known and best-loved ski marathons in the entire Alpine region. It is the second largest ski marathon in Italy, and is held on the 3rd weekend in February in the Val Casies Valley, South Tyrol (Italy). Ever since it was first held back in 1984, this race has never once been cancelled due to weather conditions. In 2021, the event was cancelled for reasons of force majeure (Corona). The event attracts a great deal of international skiers, with a good forty nations at the starting line every year and a great many World and Olympic Champions listed on the roll of honour. In 2026, it will take place at the same time as the ‘Milan-Cortina Olympics’. This is a unique opportunity for all participants to experience some Olympic competitions either in the neighbouring Antholz Valley or in Cortina (distance 35 km) in addition to their own sporting activities. The race runs along two routes, one of 30 km and one of 42 km; the classic race is held on Saturday and the skating race on Sunday. The amateur “Just for Fun” group. with none of the stress of rankings and timekeeping, is also extremely popular, and the programme of events also includes the “Gsiesertal KIDS Run” on Saturday.