The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has confirmed the inclusion of freeride skiing and snowboarding in the programme of the Alpes 2030 Olympic Winter Games. From the first Xtreme Verbier in 1996 to the inaugural FIS Freeride World Championships in 2026, the FWT community has grown to more than 10,000 licensed riders and over 300 competitions each season across four continents. In 2030, freeriders will represent their nations on the biggest stage in sport.

Liam Rivera, Mia Jones, Ben Richards, and Zuzanna Witych made history as they took home the ultimate winning title in the FIS Freeride World Championships Andorra 2026

The Allianz FIS Freeride World Championships Andorra 2026 by Mammut are officially confirmed to take place this Tuesday, February 3.

For its second stop of the season, the Freeride World Tour by Peak Performance landed in Val Thorens, France.

Following a thrilling season opener in Spain, the FIS Freeride World Tour by Peak Performance continues its 2026 campaign with the Val Thorens Pro, scheduled during a weather window from January 24 to 29, 2026.

The Freeride World Tour presented the first-ever FIS Freeride World Championships, to be held in Ordino Arcalis, Andorra on February 2026