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Utah Olympic Park

Park City hosted tons of events for the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Games. The Olympic spirit lives on at Utah Olympic Park—a unique year-round destination for high-speed thrills, world-class sports facilities, and historical exploration.

Events and activities are available during both the winter and summer seasons. You can explore free exhibits and partake in one-of-a-kind adventures any time of the year.

Winter Activities

Utah Olympic Park

Park City hosted tons of events for the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Games. The Olympic spirit lives on at Utah Olympic Park—a unique year-round destination for high-speed thrills, world-class sports facilities, and historical exploration.

Events and activities are available during both the winter and summer seasons. You can explore free exhibits and partake in one-of-a-kind adventures any time of the year.

  • Activity tickets can be purchased individually, but a Gold Pass gives you access to everything at the park for 3.5 hours.
  • Groups of 20+ are eligible for discounted passes to Utah Olympic Park activities.
  • This is one of three facilities in the Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation program. Guests can also visit The Utah Olympic Oval in Salt Lake City and the Soldier Hollow Nordic Center in Midway.

Summer Activities

Park City hosted tons of events for the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Games. The Olympic spirit lives on at Utah Olympic Park—a unique year-round destination for high-speed thrills, world-class sports facilities, and historical exploration.

Events and activities are available during both the winter and summer seasons. You can explore free exhibits and partake in one-of-a-kind adventures any time of the year.

Bobsledding

This is the winter activity at Utah Olympic Park. Experience the same rush as the 2002 Olympians on a 60+ mph run on a real bobsled. Their seasoned bobsled pilots will take you around the twists and turns of the actual Olympic course! You’ll feel white-knuckle speeds and face crushing g-forces you won’t soon forget as you rocket down the mountain. They call it the Comet Bobsled for a good reason!

Extreme Tubing

Maybe you’re not ready to strap on competition skis and go sailing through the air off the Nordic jumps. But you can get a taste of action with the help of extreme tubing. Trade the skis for an inflatable tube and soar down the landing hill of the enormous jumps that make this Park City Olympic park such a landmark.

Winter Zip Line

If you’re ready to feel what it’s like to go sailing into the sky off a Nordic jump, try the zip line. Ride up the Nordic chairlift and gear up before gliding down any of the park’s seven new zip lines. Riders will cross through a scenic landscape more than 150 feet off the ground at speeds approaching 40 mph. This is as close as you can get to the real Nordic jump experience without donning skis.

Museums

There’s more to Utah Olympic Park than high-speed adventure. The park is also home to two fascinating museums that help preserve the unique character and history of Park City. Guests can check out both the Alf Engen Ski Museum and the Eccles Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games Museum. Both are entirely free of charge and offer a variety of guided or self-directed tours. Interactive displays, videos, virtual reality, maps, and artifacts tell Park City’s story as a world-class ski destination and host for

Alpine Slide

A unique gravity-powered roller coaster, the alpine slide is a huge stainless-steel track equipped to provide you with a smooth, scenic, and exciting tour of some of the most beautiful landscapes in Park City. Speed through straightaways, drops, and turns as you descend from the mountain in style. It’s the best slide you’ve ever been on.

Ropes Courses

Test your strength, agility, problem-solving skills, and courage on a suspended obstacle course. Guests are secured to safety lines and then presented with a series of nets, bridges, wires, and other features designed to give your body and brain a full workout. For the daring, Utah Olympic Park offers courses up to 55 feet off the ground. They aren’t all so intense, with child-friendly courses appropriate for little limbs and tiny hearts that only take youngsters a mere 10 feet from terra firma.

Drop Tower

You can’t go bungee jumping at Park City’s Olympic park, but you can get pretty close. The drop tower starts with a fun zip line excursion before strapping guests to a 65-foot resistance cable and letting them drop safely to earth. It’s a little less intimidating than a full-blown bungee jump while still offering the feeling of a controlled fall.

Airbag Jumps

Get in touch with your inner stuntman. Leap into a large, puffy airbag from the height of your choosing to get a taste of action-movie excitement. You can leap from five, 10, or 15 feet onto your back in total safety. Get a taste of pure gravity and walk away without a scratch. Just remember, no flipping allowed here. It’s safer for everyone that way

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