2024 Ski Jump World Cup | Lake Placid | Feb. 9-11
- Olympic Ski Jumping Complex Cascade Road Lake Placid, NY, 12946 United States (map)
FIS Ski Jumping World Cup Returns to Lake Placid in February 2024
The Olympic Jumping Complex in Lake Placid plays host again to high-flying competition at the 2024 Ski Jumping World Cup.
Get ready for the return of the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup at the iconic Lake Placid Olympic Jumping Complex in the stunning Adirondacks.
Witness elite ski jumpers soar from the towering HS 128-meter jump and be part of the action with crowds from around the globe. This is a must-see event worthy of a visit to Lake Placid this winter.
You can purchase your tickets now for the three-day event, happening from February 9 to 11, 2024. With a full lineup of ski jumping events, you can choose from general admission to premium packages and tailor the experience to your preferences and timetable.
Visit the Olympic Ski Jumping Complex’s website for more information and the schedule of events.
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