The Olympic Winter Games 2026 will feature Nordic ski disciplines to be held in Val di Fiemme, Italy. Ski jumpers will compete at the renowned Giuseppe-Dal-Ben facility located in Predazzo, while cross-country skiing events will take place in Tesero. Both venues will also be utilized by Nordic combined athletes for their respective competitions. This structure aims to provide a centralized and efficient setting for the events, allowing for better engagement and spectator experiences.

The Giuseppe-Dal-Ben facility is highlighted as one of Europe's most prestigious ski jumping arenas, boasting a normal hill size of 107 meters and a large hill size of 141 meters. Notably, the complex underwent renovations following serious injuries sustained by several female athletes during the summer Grand Prix. A total of six ski jumping competitions will be held, comprising men's and women's individual events, a mixed competition, and a unique super team event for men that allows only two athletes from each nation.

This approach to scheduling not only emphasizes the significance of gender equality in sports, with equal events for men and women, but it also reflects the increasing complexity of organizing large-scale sports events that cater to both traditional and mixed formats. This preparation for the 2026 Winter Games illustrates the growing importance of Nordic skiing within the Olympic framework and the commitment to presenting thrilling competitions that showcase the athletes' exceptional skills in these demanding sports.