Lahti Ski Games 100 years

To the games

Thank You!

Lahti Ski Games was organized for the first time in 1923 – a year before the first official Winter Olympics. The competition is the longest continuously organized sports event in Finland.

100 years later Lahti Ski Games was held at March 24-26, which was also the closing weekend of the FIS Nordic World Cup Competitions. In addition to the traditional men’s Ski Jumping competition, the World Cup finals took place for Cross-Country, Nordic Combined and women’s Ski Jumping. A lot to be excited about!

Together, we made the 100th anniversary competition of the Lahti Ski Games the best ever! Thank you to all volunteers, partners, the city of Lahti, athletes and the spectators!

Lahti Ski Games.
Together for the next 100 years.

Lahti Ski Games 100 years!

Lahti Ski Games were organized for the first time in 1923. Finland’s biggest winter sports event has also acted as the World Championship seven times over the years, in 1926, 1938, 1958, 1978, 1989, 2001 and 2017.

Read about the history