It's the end of an era - and nobody knows what the future will bring. But one thing is for sure, dismantling the "Wurmbergschanze" in Braunlage will literally leave a hole.

Besides World Cups, World Championships and Olympic Games there are now numerous international events within a short period of time. Young athletes have the chance to participate in the Universiade and, since 2012, also in the Youth Olympic Winter Games. In addition there is also the European Youth Olympic Festival. Here's more information about the EYOF.

Swiss Ski legend Karl Molitor (born 29th June 1920) passed away on 25th August 2014 at the age of 94 years.

As the host of the next FIS Nordic World Ski Championships, Falun 2015 recently received the ISO 20121 certification based on the international standard for planning, managing and delivering sustainable events.

Johannes Rydzek continues on his summer winning spree! After taking the Team Sprint together with Eric Frenzel and the Individual Gundersen in Oberwiesenthal, the 22-year-old also took the win at the Individual Gundersen competition in Villach, Austria, today.

The series World Snow Day and Me will return for the 4th edition of World Snow Day. The videos feature some of the most famous World Cup athletes and ask how and why they started snow sports.

Swiss World Cup speed specialist Nadja Jnglin-Kamer is the latest team member to suffer an injury which will delay her preparation for the 2014-15 season.

Interview with Sebastien Lacroix (FRA).

When U.S. Snowboarding's very own Justin Reiter decided to climb The Grand Teton, WY, things turned out differently than originally planned.

The seventh Alliance race and the final of the second edition of the Ski Team Sweden Roll cup became a great success when the contest was recently held in Trollhättan, Sweden last Saturday. In addition, a fantastic TV broadcast of the event and the over 1,000 participants were the best possible advertising for cross-country skiing.