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IBU PARA BIATHLON WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2025 IN POKLJUKA, FEBRUARY 3 – 9, 2025
Pokljuka is currently hosting the world’s best para biathletes as they compete in the IBU World Para Biathlon Championships. This top-level sporting event showcases athletes with physical and visual impairments pushing the limits of endurance, precision, and sportsmanship.
Entry to the competition is free.
We would also like to inform all recreational skiers that the tracks will be closed for recreational use during the championship.

1st SKI TOURING FESTIVAL IN SLOVENIA
Bohinj, 20 – 23 March 2025
An extended weekend dedicated to all lovers of ski touring and mountain adventures. The festival offers a unique combination of workshops and expert lectures by experienced professionals, tests of the latest ski touring equipment, and guided tours in the embrace of the Bohinj mountains led by skilled guides.
Whether you are a beginner or an experienced ski tourer, the festival offers something for everyone.

WE CAN’T WAIT FOR THE WINTER HOLIDAYS!
Winter holidays in Bohinj are a time for unforgettable experiences. In addition to enjoying the snowy slopes, ice rinks, and idyllic nature walks, we also offer a diverse program of events for the whole family.
From lively markets and creative workshops to a variety of events that will enrich your holiday experience. The highlight of the winter holidays is sure to be B.O.FEjST – the Bohinj Children’s Festival, where fun and joy know no bounds.
More information to follow.

SKI BUS SERVICE
SKI BUS runs daily to the Vogel Ski Center, while services to Soriška Planina and Pokljuka are available on weekends only.
Passengers wishing to use the SKI BUS can travel with a valid Julian Alps: Bohinj Winter Card (BASIC or PREMIUM), while locals can use the Bohinjc ticket. Buyers of the BohinjSKI Train package must present the voucher received upon purchase when boarding the SKI BUS. For other passengers (without any of the cards mentioned above), the SKI BUS service is free of charge.
Timetables and all up-to-date information are available on the website:

LOCAL MARKETS
Saturday market in Bohinjska Bistrica: Bohinj market with local produce and products takes place every Saturday from 8 am until 1 pm. pm in Bohinjska Bistica, next to post office.
At the market, you can choose from a variety of delicacies such as Bohinjsko/From Bohinj branded products, local dairy products and cheeses (including organic), eggs, seasonal produce, fish and fish culinary products, honey and honey products, homemade dry salami, cakes and other bakery products, knitted goods and other handicrafts, and much more.
Calendar of events
Check the programme of events and activities.
IBU Para Biathlon World Championships 2025 – Pokljuka
Pokljuka will host the IBU Para Biathlon World Championships 2025, an international venue for top para biathlon competitions, from 3 to 9 February. This is a unique opportunity to experience first-hand the exciting world of para biathlon, where athletes with physical and visual impairments push the limits of endurance and precision.
Entrance is free.
Special features of Para Biathlon
Para Biathlon differs from traditional biathlon mainly in the way it is shot. The competitors shoot at a distance of 10 metres and the shooting range is divided into two parts.
Competitors with visual impairment (VI) shoot at electronic targets using an electronic rifle equipped with an infrared camera. Instead of sight, they rely on sound signals heard through headphones to aim - the intensity of the signal increases as they get closer to the centre of the target.
In addition to customised shooting, ski disciplines are also tailored to each category of athlete. Athletes with physical disabilities use a seated sled (sit-ski), while athletes with visual impairments compete with a guide who directs them and helps them navigate the course.
Notice to recreational skiers
During the Championships the slopes will be closed for recreational use. Thank you for your understanding.
Programme:
Special features of Para Biathlon
Para Biathlon differs from traditional biathlon mainly in the way it is shot. The competitors shoot at a distance of 10 metres and the shooting range is divided into two parts. Competitors with visual impairment (VI) shoot at electronic targets using an electronic rifle equipped with an infrared camera. Instead of sight, they rely on sound signals heard through headphones to aim - the intensity of the signal increases as they get closer to the centre of the target. In addition to customised shooting, ski disciplines are also tailored to each category of athlete. Athletes with physical disabilities use a seated sled (sit-ski), while athletes with visual impairments compete with a guide who directs them and helps them navigate the course.Notice to recreational skiers
During the Championships the slopes will be closed for recreational use. Thank you for your understanding.Programme:

IBU Para Biathlon World Championships 2025 – Pokljuka
Pokljuka will host the IBU Para Biathlon World Championships 2025, an international venue for top para biathlon competitions, from 3 to 9 February. This is a unique opportunity to experience first-hand the exciting world of para biathlon, where athletes with physical and visual impairments push the limits of endurance and precision.
Entrance is free.
Special features of Para Biathlon
Para Biathlon differs from traditional biathlon mainly in the way it is shot. The competitors shoot at a distance of 10 metres and the shooting range is divided into two parts.
Competitors with visual impairment (VI) shoot at electronic targets using an electronic rifle equipped with an infrared camera. Instead of sight, they rely on sound signals heard through headphones to aim - the intensity of the signal increases as they get closer to the centre of the target.
In addition to customised shooting, ski disciplines are also tailored to each category of athlete. Athletes with physical disabilities use a seated sled (sit-ski), while athletes with visual impairments compete with a guide who directs them and helps them navigate the course.
Notice to recreational skiers
During the Championships the slopes will be closed for recreational use. Thank you for your understanding.
Programme:
Special features of Para Biathlon
Para Biathlon differs from traditional biathlon mainly in the way it is shot. The competitors shoot at a distance of 10 metres and the shooting range is divided into two parts. Competitors with visual impairment (VI) shoot at electronic targets using an electronic rifle equipped with an infrared camera. Instead of sight, they rely on sound signals heard through headphones to aim - the intensity of the signal increases as they get closer to the centre of the target. In addition to customised shooting, ski disciplines are also tailored to each category of athlete. Athletes with physical disabilities use a seated sled (sit-ski), while athletes with visual impairments compete with a guide who directs them and helps them navigate the course.Notice to recreational skiers
During the Championships the slopes will be closed for recreational use. Thank you for your understanding.Programme:

IBU Para Biathlon World Championships 2025 – Pokljuka
Pokljuka will host the IBU Para Biathlon World Championships 2025, an international venue for top para biathlon competitions, from 3 to 9 February. This is a unique opportunity to experience first-hand the exciting world of para biathlon, where athletes with physical and visual impairments push the limits of endurance and precision.
Entrance is free.
Special features of Para Biathlon
Para Biathlon differs from traditional biathlon mainly in the way it is shot. The competitors shoot at a distance of 10 metres and the shooting range is divided into two parts.
Competitors with visual impairment (VI) shoot at electronic targets using an electronic rifle equipped with an infrared camera. Instead of sight, they rely on sound signals heard through headphones to aim - the intensity of the signal increases as they get closer to the centre of the target.
In addition to customised shooting, ski disciplines are also tailored to each category of athlete. Athletes with physical disabilities use a seated sled (sit-ski), while athletes with visual impairments compete with a guide who directs them and helps them navigate the course.
Notice to recreational skiers
During the Championships the slopes will be closed for recreational use. Thank you for your understanding.
Programme:
Special features of Para Biathlon
Para Biathlon differs from traditional biathlon mainly in the way it is shot. The competitors shoot at a distance of 10 metres and the shooting range is divided into two parts. Competitors with visual impairment (VI) shoot at electronic targets using an electronic rifle equipped with an infrared camera. Instead of sight, they rely on sound signals heard through headphones to aim - the intensity of the signal increases as they get closer to the centre of the target. In addition to customised shooting, ski disciplines are also tailored to each category of athlete. Athletes with physical disabilities use a seated sled (sit-ski), while athletes with visual impairments compete with a guide who directs them and helps them navigate the course.Notice to recreational skiers
During the Championships the slopes will be closed for recreational use. Thank you for your understanding.Programme:

Exhibition: Paintings of Headpiece Patterns by Mojca Rožič
The exhibition features works by Mojca Rožič titled Paintings of Headpiece Patterns, inspired by designs used for creating decorative headbands for women’s traditional national costumes. These designs were originally crafted by Minka Kocjanc, a renowned creator of traditional costumes from Srednja vas in Bohinj.
Mojca Rožič, a resident of Brod in Bohinj, is an artist both by passion and education. She is inspired by exploring new techniques and approaches to creating various works. Recently, she honed her skills in embroidery, and under the expert guidance of Minka Kocjanc, Mojca created her own traditional headpiece (zavijačka).
Minka gifted Mojca several patterns she used for crafting headbands for Slovenian women’s national costumes. After considering how to give these beautiful patterns a new life, Mojca decided to recreate them as paintings. Using black canvas and acrylic techniques, she transformed the headpiece designs into unique artworks.
We warmly invite you to view Mojca’s paintings alongside the original patterns gifted by Minka Kocjanc, which she used for crafting headbands for traditional women’s headdresses.
The exhibition will be on display during February and March 2025 at the ground floor of Bohinjska Hiša, Mencingerjeva St. 4, Bohinjska Bistrica.
IBU Para Biathlon World Championships 2025 – Pokljuka
Pokljuka will host the IBU Para Biathlon World Championships 2025, an international venue for top para biathlon competitions, from 3 to 9 February. This is a unique opportunity to experience first-hand the exciting world of para biathlon, where athletes with physical and visual impairments push the limits of endurance and precision.
Entrance is free.
Special features of Para Biathlon
Para Biathlon differs from traditional biathlon mainly in the way it is shot. The competitors shoot at a distance of 10 metres and the shooting range is divided into two parts.
Competitors with visual impairment (VI) shoot at electronic targets using an electronic rifle equipped with an infrared camera. Instead of sight, they rely on sound signals heard through headphones to aim - the intensity of the signal increases as they get closer to the centre of the target.
In addition to customised shooting, ski disciplines are also tailored to each category of athlete. Athletes with physical disabilities use a seated sled (sit-ski), while athletes with visual impairments compete with a guide who directs them and helps them navigate the course.
Notice to recreational skiers
During the Championships the slopes will be closed for recreational use. Thank you for your understanding.
Programme:
Special features of Para Biathlon
Para Biathlon differs from traditional biathlon mainly in the way it is shot. The competitors shoot at a distance of 10 metres and the shooting range is divided into two parts. Competitors with visual impairment (VI) shoot at electronic targets using an electronic rifle equipped with an infrared camera. Instead of sight, they rely on sound signals heard through headphones to aim - the intensity of the signal increases as they get closer to the centre of the target. In addition to customised shooting, ski disciplines are also tailored to each category of athlete. Athletes with physical disabilities use a seated sled (sit-ski), while athletes with visual impairments compete with a guide who directs them and helps them navigate the course.Notice to recreational skiers
During the Championships the slopes will be closed for recreational use. Thank you for your understanding.Programme:

Exhibition: Paintings of Headpiece Patterns by Mojca Rožič
The exhibition features works by Mojca Rožič titled Paintings of Headpiece Patterns, inspired by designs used for creating decorative headbands for women’s traditional national costumes. These designs were originally crafted by Minka Kocjanc, a renowned creator of traditional costumes from Srednja vas in Bohinj.
Mojca Rožič, a resident of Brod in Bohinj, is an artist both by passion and education. She is inspired by exploring new techniques and approaches to creating various works. Recently, she honed her skills in embroidery, and under the expert guidance of Minka Kocjanc, Mojca created her own traditional headpiece (zavijačka).
Minka gifted Mojca several patterns she used for crafting headbands for Slovenian women’s national costumes. After considering how to give these beautiful patterns a new life, Mojca decided to recreate them as paintings. Using black canvas and acrylic techniques, she transformed the headpiece designs into unique artworks.
We warmly invite you to view Mojca’s paintings alongside the original patterns gifted by Minka Kocjanc, which she used for crafting headbands for traditional women’s headdresses.
The exhibition will be on display during February and March 2025 at the ground floor of Bohinjska Hiša, Mencingerjeva St. 4, Bohinjska Bistrica.
IBU Para Biathlon World Championships 2025 – Pokljuka
Pokljuka will host the IBU Para Biathlon World Championships 2025, an international venue for top para biathlon competitions, from 3 to 9 February. This is a unique opportunity to experience first-hand the exciting world of para biathlon, where athletes with physical and visual impairments push the limits of endurance and precision.
Entrance is free.
Special features of Para Biathlon
Para Biathlon differs from traditional biathlon mainly in the way it is shot. The competitors shoot at a distance of 10 metres and the shooting range is divided into two parts.
Competitors with visual impairment (VI) shoot at electronic targets using an electronic rifle equipped with an infrared camera. Instead of sight, they rely on sound signals heard through headphones to aim - the intensity of the signal increases as they get closer to the centre of the target.
In addition to customised shooting, ski disciplines are also tailored to each category of athlete. Athletes with physical disabilities use a seated sled (sit-ski), while athletes with visual impairments compete with a guide who directs them and helps them navigate the course.
Notice to recreational skiers
During the Championships the slopes will be closed for recreational use. Thank you for your understanding.
Programme:
Special features of Para Biathlon
Para Biathlon differs from traditional biathlon mainly in the way it is shot. The competitors shoot at a distance of 10 metres and the shooting range is divided into two parts. Competitors with visual impairment (VI) shoot at electronic targets using an electronic rifle equipped with an infrared camera. Instead of sight, they rely on sound signals heard through headphones to aim - the intensity of the signal increases as they get closer to the centre of the target. In addition to customised shooting, ski disciplines are also tailored to each category of athlete. Athletes with physical disabilities use a seated sled (sit-ski), while athletes with visual impairments compete with a guide who directs them and helps them navigate the course.Notice to recreational skiers
During the Championships the slopes will be closed for recreational use. Thank you for your understanding.Programme:

Exhibition: Paintings of Headpiece Patterns by Mojca Rožič
The exhibition features works by Mojca Rožič titled Paintings of Headpiece Patterns, inspired by designs used for creating decorative headbands for women’s traditional national costumes. These designs were originally crafted by Minka Kocjanc, a renowned creator of traditional costumes from Srednja vas in Bohinj.
Mojca Rožič, a resident of Brod in Bohinj, is an artist both by passion and education. She is inspired by exploring new techniques and approaches to creating various works. Recently, she honed her skills in embroidery, and under the expert guidance of Minka Kocjanc, Mojca created her own traditional headpiece (zavijačka).
Minka gifted Mojca several patterns she used for crafting headbands for Slovenian women’s national costumes. After considering how to give these beautiful patterns a new life, Mojca decided to recreate them as paintings. Using black canvas and acrylic techniques, she transformed the headpiece designs into unique artworks.
We warmly invite you to view Mojca’s paintings alongside the original patterns gifted by Minka Kocjanc, which she used for crafting headbands for traditional women’s headdresses.
The exhibition will be on display during February and March 2025 at the ground floor of Bohinjska Hiša, Mencingerjeva St. 4, Bohinjska Bistrica.
Bohinj Winter Party
Get ready for an evening full of fun, games, music, and great vibes for all generations. This unique winter event offers you the chance to try out various simulators and compete in classic games that have been a hallmark of great social gatherings for years.
The atmosphere will be kept lively by a renowned DJ, whose beats will ensure the energy stays high throughout the night. Whether you’re a passionate gamer or simply looking to spend an evening in good company, this event is the perfect place for you.
Event Schedule:
18:00–22:00: Test your skills with a variety of social games:
- - Air hockey
- - Table football
- - Darts
- - Table tennis
- - Body zorbing
- - VR simulators
- - Bungee trampoline
- - Catch the light
- - Four-in-a-row
22:00–00:30: Yugo Rock with DJ
00:30–02:00: House Techno music
To complement the games and socializing, Gostišče Danica will provide refreshing drinks and delicious snacks. Don’t miss this exceptional opportunity for relaxed fun and making new connections.
Free Shuttle Service
Enjoy the party worry-free with free shuttle transport across Bohinj:
- - First departure: 21:45 from Bohinjska Bistrica (in front of Danica Hall)
- - Last departure: 02:00 from Bohinjska Bistrica
Don’t miss the most exciting winter evening in Bohinj! Secure your spot at the event and join us for an unforgettable winter experience.
Event Schedule:
18:00–22:00: Test your skills with a variety of social games:- - Air hockey
- - Table football
- - Darts
- - Table tennis
- - Body zorbing
- - VR simulators
- - Bungee trampoline
- - Catch the light
- - Four-in-a-row
Free Shuttle Service
Enjoy the party worry-free with free shuttle transport across Bohinj:- - First departure: 21:45 from Bohinjska Bistrica (in front of Danica Hall)
- - Last departure: 02:00 from Bohinjska Bistrica
IBU Para Biathlon World Championships 2025 – Pokljuka
Pokljuka will host the IBU Para Biathlon World Championships 2025, an international venue for top para biathlon competitions, from 3 to 9 February. This is a unique opportunity to experience first-hand the exciting world of para biathlon, where athletes with physical and visual impairments push the limits of endurance and precision.
Entrance is free.
Special features of Para Biathlon
Para Biathlon differs from traditional biathlon mainly in the way it is shot. The competitors shoot at a distance of 10 metres and the shooting range is divided into two parts.
Competitors with visual impairment (VI) shoot at electronic targets using an electronic rifle equipped with an infrared camera. Instead of sight, they rely on sound signals heard through headphones to aim - the intensity of the signal increases as they get closer to the centre of the target.
In addition to customised shooting, ski disciplines are also tailored to each category of athlete. Athletes with physical disabilities use a seated sled (sit-ski), while athletes with visual impairments compete with a guide who directs them and helps them navigate the course.
Notice to recreational skiers
During the Championships the slopes will be closed for recreational use. Thank you for your understanding.
Programme:
Special features of Para Biathlon
Para Biathlon differs from traditional biathlon mainly in the way it is shot. The competitors shoot at a distance of 10 metres and the shooting range is divided into two parts. Competitors with visual impairment (VI) shoot at electronic targets using an electronic rifle equipped with an infrared camera. Instead of sight, they rely on sound signals heard through headphones to aim - the intensity of the signal increases as they get closer to the centre of the target. In addition to customised shooting, ski disciplines are also tailored to each category of athlete. Athletes with physical disabilities use a seated sled (sit-ski), while athletes with visual impairments compete with a guide who directs them and helps them navigate the course.Notice to recreational skiers
During the Championships the slopes will be closed for recreational use. Thank you for your understanding.Programme:

Exhibition: Paintings of Headpiece Patterns by Mojca Rožič
The exhibition features works by Mojca Rožič titled Paintings of Headpiece Patterns, inspired by designs used for creating decorative headbands for women’s traditional national costumes. These designs were originally crafted by Minka Kocjanc, a renowned creator of traditional costumes from Srednja vas in Bohinj.
Mojca Rožič, a resident of Brod in Bohinj, is an artist both by passion and education. She is inspired by exploring new techniques and approaches to creating various works. Recently, she honed her skills in embroidery, and under the expert guidance of Minka Kocjanc, Mojca created her own traditional headpiece (zavijačka).
Minka gifted Mojca several patterns she used for crafting headbands for Slovenian women’s national costumes. After considering how to give these beautiful patterns a new life, Mojca decided to recreate them as paintings. Using black canvas and acrylic techniques, she transformed the headpiece designs into unique artworks.
We warmly invite you to view Mojca’s paintings alongside the original patterns gifted by Minka Kocjanc, which she used for crafting headbands for traditional women’s headdresses.
The exhibition will be on display during February and March 2025 at the ground floor of Bohinjska Hiša, Mencingerjeva St. 4, Bohinjska Bistrica.
Bohinj Winter Party
Get ready for an evening full of fun, games, music, and great vibes for all generations. This unique winter event offers you the chance to try out various simulators and compete in classic games that have been a hallmark of great social gatherings for years.
The atmosphere will be kept lively by a renowned DJ, whose beats will ensure the energy stays high throughout the night. Whether you’re a passionate gamer or simply looking to spend an evening in good company, this event is the perfect place for you.
Event Schedule:
18:00–22:00: Test your skills with a variety of social games:
- - Air hockey
- - Table football
- - Darts
- - Table tennis
- - Body zorbing
- - VR simulators
- - Bungee trampoline
- - Catch the light
- - Four-in-a-row
22:00–00:30: Yugo Rock with DJ
00:30–02:00: House Techno music
To complement the games and socializing, Gostišče Danica will provide refreshing drinks and delicious snacks. Don’t miss this exceptional opportunity for relaxed fun and making new connections.
Free Shuttle Service
Enjoy the party worry-free with free shuttle transport across Bohinj:
- - First departure: 21:45 from Bohinjska Bistrica (in front of Danica Hall)
- - Last departure: 02:00 from Bohinjska Bistrica
Don’t miss the most exciting winter evening in Bohinj! Secure your spot at the event and join us for an unforgettable winter experience.
Event Schedule:
18:00–22:00: Test your skills with a variety of social games:- - Air hockey
- - Table football
- - Darts
- - Table tennis
- - Body zorbing
- - VR simulators
- - Bungee trampoline
- - Catch the light
- - Four-in-a-row
Free Shuttle Service
Enjoy the party worry-free with free shuttle transport across Bohinj:- - First departure: 21:45 from Bohinjska Bistrica (in front of Danica Hall)
- - Last departure: 02:00 from Bohinjska Bistrica
Bohinj Saturday Market
Bohinj market with local produce and products.
Every Saturday from 8 am to 1 pm in Bohinjska Bistrica.
You can choose from a variety of delicacies at the market:
- Bohinjsko/From Bohinj branded products,
- local dairy products and cheeses (including organic),
- eggs and seasonal produce,
- fish and fish culinary products,
- honey and honey products,
- home-made dry salami,
- cakes and other bakery products,
- knitted and other handicraft products,
- and much more.
Winter Hiking Experience
Experience an unforgettable winter adventure in the heart of Bohinj!
A magical snow-covered landscape, surrounded by breathtaking views of the Julian Alps, invites you to explore and relax in nature. When snow conditions allow, the hike is conducted with snowshoes, making the experience even more special and unique. This snowy adventure lasts approximately 2 to 3 hours, depending on the conditions and group dynamics. Winter lovers will be thrilled by the beauty of Bohinj while ensuring a safe and relaxed enjoyment of the pristine nature.
What Do You Need?
Bring comfortable hiking boots and warm winter clothing, including an essential jacket, hat, and gloves.
Who Is This Experience For?
The hike is ideal for adults and children over 10 years old who are physically prepared for easy to moderately challenging terrains. It is perfect for those who wish to combine fresh-air relaxation with an active nature exploration.
Pricing (per person):
- €75 per person (for 2 participants)
- €50 per person (for 3 participants)
- €40 per person (for 4 or more participants)
A minimum of two participants is required for the event to take place.
Meeting Point: In front of the Info Center in Stara Fužina (Stara Fužina 53B) at 10:00 AM.
Registration & Additional Information
Register at least 24 hours before the event by emailing [email protected] or calling +386 31 374 660.
Join us for an unforgettable adventure in wintery Bohinj!
What Do You Need?
Bring comfortable hiking boots and warm winter clothing, including an essential jacket, hat, and gloves.Who Is This Experience For?
The hike is ideal for adults and children over 10 years old who are physically prepared for easy to moderately challenging terrains. It is perfect for those who wish to combine fresh-air relaxation with an active nature exploration.Pricing (per person):
- €75 per person (for 2 participants)
- €50 per person (for 3 participants)
- €40 per person (for 4 or more participants) A minimum of two participants is required for the event to take place.
Registration & Additional Information
Register at least 24 hours before the event by emailing [email protected] or calling +386 31 374 660. Join us for an unforgettable adventure in wintery Bohinj!
IBU Para Biathlon World Championships 2025 – Pokljuka
Pokljuka will host the IBU Para Biathlon World Championships 2025, an international venue for top para biathlon competitions, from 3 to 9 February. This is a unique opportunity to experience first-hand the exciting world of para biathlon, where athletes with physical and visual impairments push the limits of endurance and precision.
Entrance is free.
Special features of Para Biathlon
Para Biathlon differs from traditional biathlon mainly in the way it is shot. The competitors shoot at a distance of 10 metres and the shooting range is divided into two parts.
Competitors with visual impairment (VI) shoot at electronic targets using an electronic rifle equipped with an infrared camera. Instead of sight, they rely on sound signals heard through headphones to aim - the intensity of the signal increases as they get closer to the centre of the target.
In addition to customised shooting, ski disciplines are also tailored to each category of athlete. Athletes with physical disabilities use a seated sled (sit-ski), while athletes with visual impairments compete with a guide who directs them and helps them navigate the course.
Notice to recreational skiers
During the Championships the slopes will be closed for recreational use. Thank you for your understanding.
Programme:
Special features of Para Biathlon
Para Biathlon differs from traditional biathlon mainly in the way it is shot. The competitors shoot at a distance of 10 metres and the shooting range is divided into two parts. Competitors with visual impairment (VI) shoot at electronic targets using an electronic rifle equipped with an infrared camera. Instead of sight, they rely on sound signals heard through headphones to aim - the intensity of the signal increases as they get closer to the centre of the target. In addition to customised shooting, ski disciplines are also tailored to each category of athlete. Athletes with physical disabilities use a seated sled (sit-ski), while athletes with visual impairments compete with a guide who directs them and helps them navigate the course.Notice to recreational skiers
During the Championships the slopes will be closed for recreational use. Thank you for your understanding.Programme:
