FIS unveils 2026/2027 cross-country skiing World Cup calendar

by Leandro Lutz • 10.05.2026
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The International Ski & Snowboard Federation (FIS) held its FIS Spring Meetings in Portorož, Slovenia, this week, and the 2026/2027 cross-country skiing World Cup calendar was unveiled.

The International Ski & Snowboard Federation (FIS) held its FIS Spring Meetings in Portorož, Slovenia, this week, and the 2026/2027 cross-country skiing World Cup calendar was unveiled.

According to a FIS post on social media, the World Cup calendar will feature three stops before Christmas, including Ruka in Finland, Trondheim in Norway, and Davos in Switzerland.

Then, it’s time for the Tour de Ski at the beginning of January 2027, which will begin in Les Rousses in France, with three events, then go to Oberstdorf in Germany, for two races, and will finish in Val di Fiemme, Italy, with three events. 

After that, World Cup competitions will be held in Engadin, Switzerland, Toblach, Italy, and Lahti, Finland, all before the World Championships. 

The World Championships will be held in Falun, Sweden, from February 22 to March 7, 2027.

Finally, in March, the final period of the World Cup season includes events in Oslo and Drammen, Norway, and the Finals in Ulricehamn, Sweden.

Proposed Calendar for the 2026/2027 Cross-Country Skiing World Cup

Before Christmas

November 27-29, 2026: Ruka, Finland

  • 27/11: 10km Interval Start Classic
  • 28/11: Sprint Classic
  • 29/11: 20km Mass Start Freestyle

December 1-3, 2026: Trondheim, Norway

  • 01/12: 10km Interval Start Classic
  • 02/12: Sprint Freestyle
  • 03/12: 20km Skiathlon

December 11-13, 2026: Davos, Switzerland

  • 11/12: 5km Heat Mass Start Freestyle
  • 12/12: Sprint Freestyle
  • 13/12: Team Sprint Freestyle

Tour de Ski 2026/2027

January 1-3, 2027: Les Rousses, France

  • 01/01: Sprint Classic
  • 02/01: 20km Mass Start Classic
  • 03/01: 15km Pursuit Freestyle

January 5-6, 2027: Oberstdorf, Germany

  • 05/01: 15km Mass Start Classic
  • 06/01: 5km Heat Mass Start Freestyle

January 8-10, 2027: Val di Fiemme, Italy

  • 08/01: 15km Skiathlon
  • 09/01: Sprint Freestyle
  • 10/01: Final Climb

After the Tour de Ski and before the World Championships

January 22-24, 2027: Engadin, Switzerland

  • 22/01: Mixed Relay
  • 23/01: Sprint Freestyle
  • 24/01: 20km Mass Start Freestyle

January 29-31, 2027: Toblach, Italy

  • 29/01: 10km Interval Start Freestyle
  • 30/01: Sprint Freestyle
  • 31/01: 20km Mass Start Classic

February 12-14, 2027: Lahti, Finland

  • 12/02: Sprint Classic
  • 13/02: 20km Skiathlon
  • 14/02: 10km Interval Start Classic

World Championships

February 22 to March 7, 2027: Falun, Sweden

  • All title formats

Final Stages

March 13-14, 2027: Oslo, Norway

  • 13/03: 50km Mass Start Classic
  • 14/03: 50km Mass Start Classic

March 16, 2027: Drammen, Norway

  • 16/03: Sprint Classic

March 19-21, 2027: Ulricehamn, Sweden (Finals)

  • 19/03: 10km Interval Start Freestyle
  • 20/03: Sprint Freestyle
  • 21/03: 20km Mass Start Classic

*Calendar subject to the approval of the FIS Council.

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