Utah Olympic Park is a winter sports park built for the 2002 Winter Olympics, located near Park City, Utah. During the games, it hosted bobsleigh, skeleton, luge, ski jumping, and Nordic combined events. The tour of the facility is fantastic, and visitors can even experience the bobsled run with a professional. The park has an impressive museum and offers guided facility tours. Situated in a picturesque setting, it is close to the beautiful alpine-style town of Park City. The park caters to winter sports enthusiasts, with two massive off-leash dog fields and a bridge for skiers to access the town. While it is particularly busy during pre- and après-ski seasons, the park is worth visiting even for those just passing by, with the museum being free to enter. There may be more activities available in the summer, and visitors are advised to arrive before 3 p.m. for guided tours, which include a ski jump simulator.
This was awesome 👌 we had a great tour of the facilities and learned a lot about each of the sports.
June 2026
A staff member on the ropes course (I believe his name is Flynn) was exceptionally helpful for my daughter who was terrified on the ropes course. He helped her to gain confidence and she was able to get through it thanks to his help. I appreciate that so much as well as the awesome customer service in general.
May 2026
Activities are not for the faint of heart but so exciting if you enjoy an adrenaline rush. I wanted nothing more than to bobsled for my 50th birthday and it was great to follow through. For the first day of the season the team really ran smoothly.
