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Ride on the Edge with the Free Ride World Tour in Andorra! Launched in 2008, the FWT isn't just a competition, it's an adrenaline-fueled journey that keeps athletes and fans on the edge of their seats. Imagine standing atop a mountain, heart racing, with untouched snow and jagged cliffs ahead. This is Freeride World Tour (FWT), a premier global series where the world's most daring skiers and snowboarders push the limits on the most extreme terrain.  What to expect in Free Ride World Tour? The Free Ride World Tour is all about freeride disciplines. Athletes ski or snowboard down steep, unmarked mountain slopes, picking their paths. The challenge? Mixing creativity, control, and style while tackling cliffs, rocks, and untouched snow. It includes men’s and women’s categories in skiing and snowboarding, with each event unfolding over multiple competition rounds. For rising stars, the Freeride World Qualifier (FWQ) offers a pathway to the main tour, where up-and-coming riders compete for a coveted spot on the FWT. Many top free riders, like Xavier de Le Rue, Candide Thovex, and Arianna Tricomi, have gained fame through the FWT. Event Locations The tour takes place across five main events in famous freeride destinations around the world. While locations may vary, these are the major stops: Vallnord-Arcalís, Andorra: This location offers a perfect playground for athletes in all categories to unleash their tricks and big mountain turns. Verbier, Switzerland: Known for its legendary Bec des Rosses peak, Verbier is the home to the prestigious Verbier Xtreme final, with steep, technical lines that test the best. Fieberbrunn, Austria: Famous for its Wildseeloder face, with a 583 m vertical drop and steep, technical lines. Riders tackle a two-run format, where only the best score counts, raising the stakes for every run. Kicking Horse, Canada: A freeride haven, this resort features deep powder, massive cliffs, and a passionate local crowd. Hakuba, Japan: As Japan's largest and most renowned alpine resort, Hakuba offers a wide range of terrain, catering to everyone from beginners to experts. What happens in Andorra during the Freeride World Tour? The FWT is fiercely competitive, and not every athlete qualifies for the entire tour. Riders accumulate points at each event, with the top scorers advancing to the season's final showdown in Verbier.  The Andorra stop is more than just a competition; it's a major draw for freeride fans and winter sports enthusiasts. Spectators can enjoy the action from designated viewing areas or follow the event through live streams. Ultimately, the Freeride World Tour showcases the thrill of high-risk, high reward freeride skiing and snowboarding at some of the world’s most iconic mountain locations. Experience the thrill at the Free Ride World Tour About the area: One of the Free Ride World Tour's stops is in Andorra, a picturesque principality nestled in the Pyrenees. The event is held at Vallnord-Arcalís, a premier freeride destination renowned for its diverse and challenging terrain. Vallnord-Arcalís, with its steep faces, rugged cliffs, and intricate off-piste routes, has been a staple on the FWT circuit for years. The area’s high-quality natural snow and unique features make it a magnet for top freeride athletes. Beyond the excitement of the event, Andorra also benefits significantly from tourism. The region is famed for its duty-free shopping, rich mountain culture, and excellent skiing infrastructure, all of which enhance the overall experience for visitors. Event Details Name of the event:  Free Ride World Tour Location: Several around the world Date: January-March 2025 Official Event Website: Free Ride World Tour

Get your adrenaline pumping with the coolest ski event in Slovenia! This year you can witness live the Ski Jumping World Cup finals that will take place in Planica. The world's best ski jumpers will compete on the Flying hill ‘Letalnica’ of Gorišek brothers between March 27 and 30 2025. Don’t miss this incredible event that includes free bus transport, spectacular ski-flying and even a music programme. Free bus transport from Kranjska Gora and surrounding area to Planica will be available to all the visitors. We advise you not to go to Planica by car. Buses have priority in arriving to and departing from Planica! More info hereAbout the areaIn March, the picturesque valley in the immediate vicinity of the border with Italy and Austria hosts the biggest sports and entertainment spectacle in Slovenia. Planica is, in fact, the traditional venue of the Ski Jumping World Cup Final, visited by tens of thousands of visitors every year. Sports and adrenaline enthusiasts in addition to seven new jumping hills, the flying hill, and cross-country skiing trails (also in summertime) have lots of other activities to do such as the Zipline Planica and the Wind Tunnel. Are you more into nature? The Tamar Valley, the Zelenci nature reserve and the Tromeja tourist route until the Peč Peak from which you could admire the triple border.Event Details Name of the event: FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in Planica Location: Planica, Slovenia Date:  27-30 March 2025 More info: FIS Ski Jumping World Cup TicketsBuy your ticket here

Experience Thrills on the Slopes of Sestriere! Mark your calendars for March 29-30, 2025, as Sestriere hosts the annual Uovo D'Oro (Golden Egg) race. Since 1981, this event has been a highlight of the skiing calendar, attracting over 1,700 young athletes to the Olympic slopes of Monte Alpette. Held during the Easter period, the race symbolizes fun, competition, and the festive spirit of the holiday, making it a cherished tradition for families and ski enthusiasts alike. The event culminates in an official prize-giving ceremony, followed by a much-anticipated prize draw for all competitors and their coaches. What to Expect? With a legacy dating back to 1981, Uovo D’Oro has become one of Italy’s most prestigious youth ski competitions. The race features five categories—Super Baby, Baby, Puppies, Boys, and Girls—allowing young athletes of all ages to compete. Participants will compete on five designated race slopes on Monte Alpette: Kandahar, Standard, Sises2, Sises3, and Super Baby. The competition concludes with an official prize-giving ceremony and an exciting prize draw where athletes and their coaches stand a chance to win special rewards.  Combining elite-level competition with a family-friendly atmosphere, Uovo D’Oro continues to be a cherished annual tradition in the heart of the Italian Alps. Experience the Best of Skiing Talent at Uovo D'Oro 2025. Get Ready for Uovo D’Oro with Happy.Rentals! Experience Uovo D’Oro with Happy.Rentals- your go-to holiday rental partner in Vialattea. Offering a diverse selection of holiday homes to suit every budget, taste, and travel style, Happy Rentals ensures a seamless stay with on-site assistance from a property manager if needed. Plus, enjoy an exclusive 15% discount with the code VIALATTEA15.  Ticket Information Vialattea offers various ski pass options, including day passes and season passes. Prices vary depending on the season, with high-season day passes costing €54.00 and low-season passes at €50.00. Discounts are available for Skicard holders. For detailed ski pass information and online purchases, visit the Vialattea website. For Uovo D'Oro event-specific inquiries, contact uovodoro@vialattea.it. About the Area Perched at an elevation of 2,035 meters, Sestriere is one of Italy’s premier ski resorts and a key part of the Vialattea (Milky Way) ski area, which boasts over 400 km of interconnected slopes spanning Italy and France. The resort was founded in the 1930s by Giovanni Agnelli, the founder of FIAT, as a luxury alpine destination. Sestriere has hosted multiple World Cup events and was a venue for the 2006 Winter Olympics, solidifying its reputation as a world-class ski destination. Beyond the slopes, visitors can explore charming alpine villages, indulge in Italian cuisine, and experience the rich cultural heritage of the Piedmont region. In summer, the region offers hiking, mountain biking, and golf, making it an all-season adventure hub.  Event Details Name of the event: Uovo D'Oro 2025 Location: Sestriere, Italy Date: March 29th and 30th, 2025 Official Event Website: Uovo D'Oro 2025Don't Miss the Golden Opportunity to Witness Skiing Excellence! 

Do you love jewellery? Or are you a jewellery artist? Then the Jewellery Week in Ljubljana is for you!  Held annually in Ljubljana, the Slovenian Jewellery Week celebrates contemporary jewellery design from around the world. The event showcases the work of established and emerging jewellery designers, providing a platform to showcase their work to a wider audience.  The Slovenian Jewellery Association established Slovenian Jewellery Week in 2016 and has since become a highly anticipated event in the jewellery industry. It typically takes place over several days and includes exhibitions, workshops, lectures, and other events related to contemporary jewellery design. Slovenian Jewellery Week aims to promote contemporary jewellery design as an art form and foster collaboration and exchange between designers from different countries. This year, SIJW embraces the theme "Energy", exploring its impact beyond the physical—shaping psychological, emotional, and spiritual realms. The core exhibition, Energy, features contemporary jewellery designers from Slovenia and beyond, reflecting on how energy transitions influence industries and artistic expression. Through innovative materials and design, it highlights how creativity transforms change into wearable art.About the area: Central Slovenia is known for its picturesque landscapes, including the Ljubljana Marshes, which are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as well as the scenic hills and valleys of the Polhov Gradec and Škofja Loka hills. The region is also home to several historic castles and mansions, such as the Ljubljana Castle and the Turjak Castle. Ljubljana, the region’s capital and largest city is a vibrant cultural and economic hub. It is known for its lively street cafes, historic architecture, and pedestrian-friendly city centre. The city is also home to a number of museums, galleries, theatres, and music venues.  Central Slovenia is also a popular destination for outdoor activities, including hiking, cycling, skiing, and water sports. The region's many rivers, lakes, and forests provide ample opportunities for nature lovers to explore and enjoy the outdoors. Event Details Name of the event: Slovenian Jewellery Week Location: Ljubljana, Slovenia Dates: 10-19 April 2025Official website of the event: Slovenian Jewellery Week.   Want to attend the week-long event in Ljubljana without any hassle? 

Can’t resist chocolate? Then you won’t be able to resist the Radovlija Chocolate Festival either!  Running since 2012, the Radovljica Chocolate Festival one of the most important chocolate festivals in Slovenia and is a great opportunity for chocolate lovers to indulge in their passion and discover new flavors and techniques. The annual event is held in the town of Radovljica in April and is dedicated to celebrating chocolate and the art of chocolate making, with a focus on promoting local chocolatiers and their products. During the festival, you can enjoy tastings, workshops, demonstrations, and competitions. There are also stalls selling various chocolate products, from bars and truffles to cakes and hot chocolate drinks.  The festival site will be fenced. Entry is possible with a daily festival ticket. Free admission for children under 18 years of age.About the area: Radovljica is a town in northwestern Slovenia, located in the Upper Carniola region. The town is known for its well-preserved medieval old town, which is located on a hill overlooking the Sava River. The old town features several historic buildings, including the 18th-century Mansion House, which houses the Museum of Apiculture, and the Gothic-style Church of St. Peter.  Radovljica is also known for its culinary traditions, particularly its honey and gingerbread. In addition, Radovljica is a popular destination for outdoor activities, including hiking, cycling, and skiing. The nearby Julian Alps and Triglav National Park offer a wide range of opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts.   Event Details  Name of the event: Radovljica Chocolate Festival Location: Radovljica Park, Linhart Square, and Radovljica Manor, Radovlija (Lake Bled), Alpine Slovenia Dates: 12-13 April 2025 Tickets: € 5.00 (Day Ticket Price) Official website of the event: Radovljica Chocolate Festival   Ready to be a bit sinful?