Tarvisio _23 years later

After 23 years, Tarvisio will have the special honor of hosting the Junior World Championships for the second time.
The competitions will take place both on the famous Di Prampero slope, which has already been the scene for many national and international winter sports events, such as:

FIS Alpine Junior World Ski Championships 2002
Winter Universiade 2003
Women's Ski World Cup 2007 - 2009 - 2011
Women’s and Men’s European Cup from 2002 to present days (Jan 2024)
EYOF2023 - European Youth Olympic Festival 2023

And on the technical Priesnig B slope.
The first edition of the FIS Alpine Junior World Championships was held in March 1982 in the French resort of Auron.
Since then, the editions have been held annually, and here are some of the most recent ones:

2019 - Val di Fassa, Italy
2020 - Narvik, Norway
2021 - Bansko, Bulgaria
2022 - Panorama, Canada
2023 - St Anton am Arlberg, Austria

The last edition in 2024 was held in the Portes du Soleil - Haute Savoie (France) and saw the participation of 60 nations and 500 athletes, including the Italian skier Max Perathoner from Val Gardena, who was awarded the title of SG Junior World Champion.

Tarvisio, No borders!

Balanced between borders and precious natural environments, Tarvisio welcomes visitors with its cosmopolitan personality. Alpine scenery that in winter offers spectacular downhill slopes, such as the Di Prampero descent from the summit of Mount Lussari, where the characteristic village welcomes pilgrims, sportsmen, and travellers in every season. From the Fusine lakes to the depths of the uncontaminated Val Saisera valley, every corner of this land is a celebration of outdoor life in sight of the most imposing peaks of the Julian Alps. A meeting point of cultures and traditions, Tarvisio is the ideal destination for every season!

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