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Nestled in the majestic mountains of Park City, Utah, the Utah Olympic Park is the crown jewel of the venues developed for the 2002 Olympic Winter Games. This 389 acre park hosted the bobsled, luge, skeleton, and nordic ski jumping competitions—all to universal praise. Still a site for national and international competitions, the park serves as a training ground for athletes from around the world. But athletes aren’t the only ones flocking to the park. Spectators can not only watch athletes train and prepare for future competition, they can actually taste Olympic sports themselves by stepping into jumping skis, squeezing into a bobsled, or lying down on a luge or skeleton. The Utah Olympic Park is an Olympic legacy that will long benefit any and all who experience what it has to offer. The Utah Olympic Park accommodates all sizes of groups, and booking couldn't be easier. For more information contact the Utah Olympic Park at www.olyparks.com or (435) 658-4205.
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