Ski and Snowboard Race Hoch-Ybrig

On On January 24 and 25, 2026, the Ski and Snowboard Race of Special Olympics Switzerland took place in the Hoch-Ybrig ski area, which was organized again this year by JCI Ausserschwyz and Innerschwyz. Around 70 athletes, together with their coaches, experienced two active, emotional and joyful days in the snow.

In excellent slope conditions and mostly sunny weather, the participants showed impressive performances. They were supported by around 35 dedicated helpers, who ensured a smooth process and a great atmosphere.

Thanks to the support of numerous partners and volunteers, the event became an unforgettable experience for everyone involved. Many thanks to the entire organizing committee.

Further information, pictures and rankings can be found here.

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