The 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy will showcase Nordic skiing events in Val di Fiemme, specifically at the renowned ski jumping arena in Predazzo and the cross-country skiing venue in Tesero. Athletes will participate in both ski jumping and cross-country events, which are essential components of the Nordic combined discipline. This event will follow the success and tradition of previous Olympics, highlighting the importance of these sports on the Olympic stage.

The Giuseppe Dal Ben ski jumping facility is one of Europe's top venues, designed for both normal and large hill events. The normal hill has a hill size of 107 meters, with a K-point of 98 meters, while the large hill measures 141 meters with a K-point of 128 meters. This facility is set to host six competitive ski jumping events during the Olympics, including two events each for men and women, a mixed team event, and a men's super-team event, which allows for a uniquely collaborative competitive experience.

The preparations for these events come after some unfortunate incidents during the summer Grand Prix, where three female athletes suffered from significant injuries, necessitating adjustments to the infrastructure. With both men's and women's ski jumping events included, the Olympics aim to further promote gender equality in sports. The upcoming competitions in Val di Fiemme are highly anticipated, expected to blend tradition with thrilling sporting moments for spectators and athletes alike.