Course FIS - NJR

Description

The world of the white circus is well acquainted with the Veysonnaz station. All European athletes competing on the World Cup circuit have already descended the famous Bear slope, which hosts FIS races every year. Nowadays, Veysonnaz is a confirmed stop at the global level. The race takes place on half of the slope, with the left side remaining open for free sliding enthusiasts. Don't miss the chance to cheer on the athletes and admire their technique and commitment between the poles. The cable car ascent offers a beautiful spectacle.
The Bear slope remains partially open for other users.

Highlights

• Alpine skiing competition on the Bear slope
• Open to spectators to encourage athletes
• Partially accessible slope for free skiing

General Information

The FIS race at Veysonnaz attracts athletes from all over Europe, showcasing the talent and technique of skiers. The competition takes place on half of the famous Bear slope, while the other half remains open for sliding enthusiasts.

Location

1993 Veysonnaz, Switzerland

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