A 2002 Winter Olympics venue that remains an active training and visitor complex, with museums, guided tours, seasonal bobsled experiences, freestyle shows, and summer activity passes. Offerings and demand-based prices change, so plan through the official calendar.
Why It’s Worth Your Time
Utah Olympic Park was built for the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics and continues to serve as a training facility for US Olympic and Paralympic athletes. The park is 10 minutes from Old Town Park City and has a free museum documenting the 2002 Games, a café, and excellent views of the K90 and K120 ski jumps. The real draw is the Comet Bobsled Experience — a passenger bobsled ride down the original Olympic track at up to 70mph piloted by an Olympic driver, an accessible adrenaline experience in North America. Also available: an alpine slide, zip lines, and freestyle ski jump facilities. Free to visit the museum and grounds; paid activities available.
What Stands Out
- Original 2002 Winter Olympics venue — used for active athlete training year-round
- Comet Bobsled Experience — 70mph on the original Olympic track
- Free museum and grounds access
- Alpine slide and zip lines for families
- 10 minutes from Old Town Park City