FIS releases 2026-27 European Cup snowboard schedule
Five stops for slopestyle and halfpipe across Italy, Switzerland, and Norway. Season opens January in Prato Nevoso, closes April in Corvatsch.
FIS published the 2026-27 European Cup snowboard calendar this week. Three slopestyle stops, two halfpipe stops, all qualifiers.
The schedule
| Dates | Venue | Country | Disciplines |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 26-27, 2027 | Prato Nevoso | Italy | Slopestyle |
| Mar 22-23, 2027 | Laax | Switzerland | Halfpipe |
| Apr 8-9, 2027 | Trysil | Norway | Slopestyle |
| Apr 14-18, 2027 | Corvatsch | Switzerland | Halfpipe + Slopestyle |
Corvatsch closes the season with both disciplines in the same week.
Who to watch
Halfpipe. Japan and Korea took every gold in 2025-26. Sorana Ohashi (Japan) won twice. Jio Lee (Korea) took one gold and one silver. Geonhui Kim (Korea) added the fourth gold. Only two Europeans reached the podium all season: Lura Wick (Switzerland, silver + bronze) and Jonas Hasler (Switzerland, bronze).
Slopestyle. Alessia Vergani (Italy) led with two golds and a silver. Katja Dutu (Netherlands) had one gold and two silvers. Six other athletes took a single gold: Ward Van Tittelboom (Belgium), Alvaro Yanez (Chile), Erik Jurmu (Finland), Sam Vermaat (Netherlands), and Yura Murase (Japan).
Vergani gets a home crowd at Prato Nevoso in January.
Watching in person
The European Cup runs smaller than the World Cup - smaller venues, smaller crowds, closer access. Laax and Corvatsch both sit in the Swiss Alps and are lift-accessible from resort. Prato Nevoso is 90 minutes from Turin. Trysil is Norway's largest resort, three hours from Oslo.
Full 2025-26 European Cup results are on the European Cup page.
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