The FIS Alpine Nor-Am Cup brings its early-season speed block to Copper Mountain’s Speed Center December 7-11, 2026. The FIS 2027 calendar lists downhill training on December 7, women’s and men’s downhill races December 8-9, and women’s and men’s Super-G December 10-11. The Nor-Am Cup is the top continental cup tier in North America, feeding World Cup start rights. Entries are handled by U.S. Ski & Snowboard through national federations.

U.S. Ski & Snowboard

Licensed FIS alpine racers (women and men) entered through national federations for Nor-Am Cup speed events.

The event has not occurred; results are not yet available.

Nor-Am Cup Speed Series at Copper Mountain 2026

Copper Speed Center, Copper Mountain

The Toyota U.S. Grand Prix returns to Copper Mountain in December 2026 as the first North American halfpipe World Cup of the season. The FIS 2027 calendar confirms an FIS Snowboard World Cup halfpipe at Copper with qualification on Wednesday, December 17 (men and women) and finals on Friday, December 19 (men and women). The Grand Prix is U.S. Ski & Snowboard’s longest-running domestic series (since 1995) and typically also stages a freeski halfpipe alongside the snowboard event.

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Elite World Cup snowboard halfpipe field (men and women), entered via national federations. Minimum age 15.

Toyota U.S. Grand Prix at Copper Mountain 2026 (Snowboard Halfpipe World Cup)

Copper Mountain Superpipe (Central Park)

Stowe hosts the men's Stifel Success Alpine NorAm stop in early January 2027. U.S. Ski & Snowboard publishes January 5-8, while the current FIS calendar window is January 4-7; the discrepancy is preserved and the public display uses the U.S. Ski & Snowboard dates pending a final race bulletin. The program is men's giant slalom and slalom for qualified international racers.

Entry is limited to eligible racers entered through the applicable federation, team, or collegiate process.

Results are not yet available for this upcoming event.

Stifel Success Alpine NorAm Series - Stowe 2027

Stowe Mountain Resort / Spruce Peak

The world's leading freestyle skiers return to Waterville Valley, the birthplace of freestyle skiing, for a two-day FIS World Cup stop. Men and women race moguls on Friday, January 22, followed by dual moguls on Saturday, January 23. U.S. Ski & Snowboard and FIS both list this current-season event, and the resort's president has publicly confirmed the venue's return. Athlete entry is through national-team and FIS quotas, not public registration. Spectator tickets, lift-access requirements, start times and broadcast details for the 2027 edition have not yet been announced; prior-edition admission and schedule details were not carried forward.

FIS World Cup quota athletes entered by national federations.

FIS World Cup points and prize money under current FIS rules; the edition-specific purse is not published.

Results are not yet available for this upcoming event; official results will be published by FIS and U.S. Ski & Snowboard.

FIS (International Ski and Snowboard Federation); U.S. Ski & Snowboard

Waterville Freestyle Cup presented by Stifel - FIS Freestyle World Cup

Waterville Valley Resort - World Cup moguls venue

Keystone Resort hosts a block of FIS snowboard cross racing March 2-5, 2027, listed on the FIS 2027 calendar as a Snowboard Nor-Am Cup event organized by U.S. Ski & Snowboard. The published program runs six boardercross races: Nor-Am Cup men’s and women’s snowboard cross on Wednesday, March 3 and Thursday, March 4, followed by FIS-level men’s and women’s snowboard cross on Friday, March 5. The Nor-Am Cup is the top continental snowboard-cross tier in North America and feeds World Cup start rights. Entries are handled by athletes’ national federations through U.S. Ski & Snowboard; this is a competitor/qualification event rather than a public sign-up.

Licensed FIS snowboard-cross athletes (women and men) entered through national federations.

FIS Snowboard Nor-Am Cup at Keystone Resort 2027 (Snowboard Cross)

Keystone Resort

Waterville Valley hosts the 2027 Toyota U.S. Mogul Freestyle Championships from March 19-21. The U.S. Ski & Snowboard event window includes arrival/training and competition programming; FIS lists men's and women's moguls on March 20 and dual moguls on March 21. The current official page says more information is still to come. Athlete registration timing, fees, spectator admission, viewing, parking, banquet and start times remain unannounced and are stored that way rather than inferred from another edition.

Eligible U.S. Ski & Snowboard/FIS freestyle athletes; minimum age 13, with final criteria and entry process pending.

National championship titles and medals; edition-specific prizes are not published.

2027 Toyota U.S. Mogul Freestyle Championships

Mammoth Mountain hosts the U.S. alpine national championships from March 31-April 7, 2027, its first time hosting the event since 2005. U.S. Ski & Snowboard confirms downhill, super-G, giant slalom, and slalom, with downhill returning to the championships for the first time since 2021. The FIS calendar corroborates the Mammoth national-championship window. Detailed race times, athlete field, qualification rules, tickets, and broadcast information remain pending.

Elite national-championship field; exact 2027 qualification and inscription rules are not yet published.

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