All sliding events — luge, skeleton and bobsled — will take place at the Cortina Sliding Centre in Cortina d'Ampezzo also known as the "Eugenio Monti Sliding Centre." The venue is located about 420 kilometers (261 miles) from Milan, in the Dolomite Mountain range in the Southern Alps.

The competition length of the track is 1,730 meters (1,892 yards) long, with 16 curves.

The luge events at the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics will take place from Sunday, Feb. 7, to Sunday, Feb. 12, ending with the team relay event. Stay tuned on the NBC Olympics schedule page for updates.

Located in the Dolomite Mountains of Northern Italy, the Cortina Sliding Centre is one of the most iconic venues in sliding sport history.

The first track in the Cortina d'Ampezzo region was built in 1923, before going through several updates and rebuilds, most notably for the 1956 Winter Olympics. It has hosted many major competitions, including multiple World Championships in the 1930s, 1950s, and 1990s. 

A complete rebuild began in 2024, and after passing critical safety tests in early 2025, the new Cortina Sliding Centre officially is back on the map.

Cortina d'Ampezzo is a small town dating to before the Roman Empire, and its winding streets can make accommodating large crowds a challenge. 

There will be two main options for fans to reach the Cortina Sliding Centre: By car (a park-and-ride will be available nearby, with shuttles taking spectators directly to Cortina), or public transport (Dobbiaco and Ponte nelle Alpi stations will have dedicated shuttles taking spectators directly to Cortina).

The venue is located about 410km (255 miles) from Milan, 85km (53 miles) from Val di Fiemme (Tesero and Predazzo), 258km (160 miles) from Bormio, 274km (170 miles) from Livigno, and 48km (30 miles) from Anterselva.