A new snowfarming trail opened in Sweden, with similar trails launching in Finland, Austria, and France, boosting winter sports opportunities.
New snowfarming trail in Sweden
A new cross-country skiing snowfarming trail opened this Friday morning at 9:00 at the Idre Fjäll stadium in Sweden. The trail includes access to the shooting range and offers a total of 4.3 km of skiable terrain.Snowfarming trails in Finland
In Finland, the stations of Levi, Vuokatti, and Imatra have also opened snowfarming trails. Vuokatti opened a 1.8 km trail, while Imatra opened a 2.3 km trail.Snowfarming in Austria and France
In Austria, the Pitztal station is opening for the first time a snowfarming trail. In France, the first snowfarming trails will open on October 31 in Bessans (Savoie), followed by another opening on November 11 in Les Saisies (Savoie).Biathlon news from Sweden
The Idre Fjäll snowfarming trail opened this Friday morning, marking a new development in cross-country skiing and biathlon training facilities in Sweden.Rollerskiing event in Germany
In rollerskiing, a few months after the Tour de France, the program for the Haag ascent 2026 was announced. The event is scheduled to take place this Saturday in Geishouse.Biathlon athlete’s comeback
During the U19 pursuit in Arçon, the Isère athlete Chloé Vermeulen made a superb comeback, focusing on shooting and securing a podium finish.Austrian snowfarming update
Emilien Claude, a French biathlete, put on his cross-country skis on the Pitztal snowfarming trail in Austria, signaling his return to training after a period of recovery.Technical adjustments for biathlon
Before the start of the winter season, Océane Michelon made technical adjustments on her rifle, noting that her groupings are now much more precise.