The 2026 Winter Olympics will feature Nordic skiing events in Val di Fiemme, Italy, specifically focusing on ski jumping and cross-country skiing competitions. The ski jumpers will compete at the renowned Giuseppe Dal Ben ski jumping arena in Predazzo, while the cross-country races will occur in Tesero. This layout offers a unique experience for fans and athletes alike, as both venues will cater to the Nordic combined athletes, accommodating both skiing and jumping events.

The Giuseppe Dal Ben facility is one of Europe's most respected ski jumping venues, boasting a normal hill size of 107 meters and a K-point of 98 meters, alongside a large hill size of 141 meters with a K-point of 128 meters. Recent modifications to the jumps were necessary following unfortunate injuries during the summer Grand Prix, which saw three female jumpers suffer ACL injuries. The competition schedule includes six ski jumping events, including two for women, two for men, and a mixed event, as well as a super team event for men, which uniquely features only two athletes per nation instead of the usual four.

This structuring of events not only highlights the excitement surrounding Nordic skiing disciplines but also underscores the importance of safety measures in Olympic sports. With these adjustments and the carefully curated event schedule, the 2026 Winter Games aim to showcase the best of winter sports while also prioritizing the athletes' well-being. Additionally, the diverse range of competitions allows for broader participation and excitement among spectators, which is vital for the overall success of the Olympic Games.