The Nordic ski disciplines for the upcoming 2026 Winter Olympics will be hosted in Val di Fiemme, Italy. The ski jumping events are set to occur at the renowned Giuseppe-Dal-Ben facility in Predazzo, while cross-country races will be held in nearby Tesero. Both locations are not only vital for their respective events but also serve the Nordic Combined athletes for their jumping and cross-country skiing requirements.

The Giuseppe-Dal-Ben ski jumping venue is considered one of the premier ski jumping arenas in Europe, featuring a normal hill with a hill size of 107 meters and a K-point at 98 meters. Furthermore, the large hill boasts a hill size of 141 meters and a K-point at 128 meters. In preparation for the Olympics, the facility underwent significant renovations following serious injuries sustained by three female jumpers during the Summer Grand Prix. A total of six ski jumping competitions are scheduled, comprising equal events for women and men, including a mixed team event and a unique Super Team event for men with a reduced number of athletes.

The Winter Olympics not only highlight the sporting prowess but also emphasize inclusivity, with both men's and women's teams competing alongside each other in the mixed events. This initiative showcases the advancement in gender equity in sports. As the games draw nearer, the anticipation grows around these events, which promise thrilling displays from some of the world’s best winter athletes.