Utah Olympic Park

Utah Olympic Park - Park City's Olympic Legacy

Built for the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Games and already preparing for its return role in the 2034 Winter Olympics, the Utah Olympic Park is one of Park City's most celebrated and historically significant Olympic venues.  Located just minutes from downtown Park City at Kimball Junction, this nearly 400-acre facility is open to the public year-round and offers a remarkable combination of Olympic history, world-class athlete training, and thrilling family adventures that is unique to the Park City Utah area. 

Activities for Every Age and Ability

The Utah Olympic Park is far more than a museum - it's an active hands-on adventure destination for the whole family.  Summer highlights include: 

• Freestyle and Extreme Ziplines - soar over the same Nordic ski jump terrain used by Olympic athletes, reaching speeds of 40 mph with breathtaking views of the Wasatch Mountains. 
• Comet Bobsled - ride the actual 2002 Olympic bobsled track with a professional pilot at speeds up to 60 mph and experience up to the 5G's of force - one of the most unforgettable and thrilling experiences in Park City!
• Alpine Slide - a scenic and exhilarating ride down the mountain - perfect for all ages
• Discovery Ropes Course - multiple challenge levels designed for both kids and adults - ideal for families with children of varying ages
• Extreme Tubing - tube down the legendary Nordic ski jump landing hill for a unique Park City Utah thrill

Winter brings its own set of adventures with the Comet Bobsled operating seasonally and the park's stunning snow covered landscape.  

Watch Olympic Athletes Train - For Free

One of the most unique and underrated experiences at the Utah Olympic Park is watching the next generation of Olympic hopefuls train.  During the summer months, freestyle aerial skiers launch off training ramps and perform breathtaking acrobatic maneuvers before landing in a 1.25 million gallon swimming pool - a jaw-dropping spectacle that costs nothing to watch!  It's a reminder that this isn't just a tourist venue - it's an active United States Olympic Training Site where tomorrow's Olympic athletes are training today. 

Free Museums and Olympic History

Admission to the Utah Olympic Park grounds and museums is completely free - making it one of the best value activities in Park City Utah for families and sports history enthusiasts alike.  The park's two world class museums offer an in-depth look at Utah's rich Olympic heritage: 

• Alf Engen Ski Museum - documents the history of skiing in Utah from it's earliest roots through today with interactive exhibits, historic ski fashions, and an inspiring collection celebrating the athletes and visionaries who built Utah's legendary ski heritage.
• George S. Eccles 2002 Winter Olympics Museum - relive the excitement of the 2002 Salt Lake City Games through memorabilia, athlete stories, medal displays and other exhibits that bring the Olympic spirit to life. 
• Both museums are free to enter and suitable for all ages - plan at least an hour to explore.

Winter Activities at the Utah Olympic Park

When snow blankets the Wasatch Mountains, the Utah Olympic Park takes on a whole new dimension!  Watch athletes train on the six Nordic ski jumps, experience the Comet Bobsled on the actual Olympic track and explore the park that will once again host the world's greatest winter athletes when the 2034 Winter Olympic Games return to Utah.  Park City has been designated as a key venue for the 2034 Games. 

Getting to the Utah Olympic Park

The park is located at Kimball Junction - just minutes from your Park City vacation rental with CooperWynn Property Management and is easily accessible via Park City's free transit system.  Free parking is available on site.  

Make it Part of Your Park City Stay

CooperWynn Property Management's vacation rentals put you just minutes from the Utah Olympic Park - making it the perfect addition to any Park City itinerary whether you're visiting during the summer or winter season.  Contact our Guest Services team to find the ideal Park City vacation rental and let us help you make the most of everything that Park City has to offer. 

Note: Activity availability and pricing vary by season. Some activities have age, height, and weight requirements. Visit utaholympiclegacy.org for the most current information.