The grand finale of the Tour de Ski, with the legendary climb up the Alpe Cermis. Cross-country skiers at their limit on a wall that decides the standings.
Val di Fiemme closes the Tour de Ski, the great cross-country skiing tour, every year with the Final Climb up the Alpe Cermis. It is the only venue to have hosted every edition of the event without interruption.
The 2027 edition is scheduled for 8, 9 and 10 January. The program starts with the skiathlon at the Lago di Tesero cross-country stadium, continues with the free technique sprint and ends with the very tough final climb up the Cermis.
The Final Climb is a mass start in free technique along the Cermis alpine ski slope. An extreme test of endurance and strategy, where the skiers climb a very steep wall up to the finish that crowns the winners.
Good to know
- Admission: Following the race along the course and the final climb is usually free. A ticket may be needed for reserved areas and grandstands. Prices and availability to be checked on the official site fiemmeworldcup.com.
- The first races take place at the Lago di Tesero cross-country stadium, while the finale is on the Alpe Cermis above Cavalese.
- For spectators the best spots are along the final climb, where you see the skiers' effort up close, and in the finish area.
- On race days it is best to use the indicated parking areas and shuttles, as the Cavalese and Tesero area is very busy.
- Following the race along the course is usually free, but a ticket may be needed for reserved sectors or grandstands.
- Detailed program, times and ticket information should be checked on the official site fiemmeworldcup.com.
Official website (tickets & info) ↗
Dates, times and prices change every year: always check the official pages before you go.