FIS Nordic Junior World Ski Championships
Hosts

FIS Nordic Junior World Ski Championships

Section Title: Hosts
Table Section Text: None

Year	Location	Country	Notes

1977	Sainte-Croix	Switzerland

1979	Mont-Sainte-Anne	Canada

1980	Örnsköldsvik	Sweden

1981	Schonach	West Germany

1982	Murau	Austria

1983	Kuopio	Finland

1984	Trondheim	Norway

1985	Randa Täsch Zermatt	Switzerland

1986	Lake Placid	United States

1987	Asiago	Italy

1988	Saalfelden	Austria

1989	Vang Hamar	Norway

1990	Les Saisies Štrbské Pleso	France Czechoslovak Socialist Republic Czechoslovakia

1991	Reit im Winkl	Germany

1992	Vuokatti	Finland

1993	Harrachov	Czech Republic

1994	Breitenwang	Austria

1995	Gällivare	Sweden

1996	Asiago	Italy

1997	Canmore	Canada

1998	St. Moritz Pontresina	Switzerland

1999	Saalfelden	Austria

2000	Štrbské Pleso	Slovakia

2001	Karpacz	Poland

2002	Schonach	Germany

2003	Sollefteå	Sweden

2004	Stryn	Norway

2005	Rovaniemi	Finland

2006	Kranj	Slovenia	First with ski jumping for women

2007	Planica (ski jumping & nordic combined) Tarvisio (cross-country)	Slovenia Italy

2008	Zakopane (ski jumping & nordic combined) Mals (cross-country)	Poland Italy	Originally scheduled in Szczyrk and Wisła

2009	Štrbské Pleso (ski jumping & nordic combined) Praz de Lys-Sommand (cross-country)	Slovakia France

2010	Hinterzarten	Germany

2011	Otepää	Estonia

2012	Erzurum	Turkey

2013	Liberec	Czech Republic

2014	Val di Fiemme	Italy

2015	Almaty	Kazakhstan

2016	Râșnov	Romania	First with mixed team in ski jumping

2017	Park City	United States

2018	Kandersteg (ski jumping & nordic combined) Goms (cross-country)	Switzerland

2019	Lahti	Finland	Originally scheduled in Vuokatti First with nordic combined for women

2020	Oberwiesenthal	Germany

2021	Wisła	Poland

Sentence(s)

The FIS Nordic Junior World Championships began in 1977 and was first hosted in Sainte-Croix, Switzerland.

final_sentence: The FIS Nordic Junior World Championships began in 1977 and was first hosted in Sainte-Croix, Switzerland.