If you like anything Olympic this is a great activity. You can ride to the top of the K120 jump, ride a bobsled with a professional driver and see olympic athletes train and jump in a pool. Great tour with a guide for $10.

It's not everyday that you get a chance to go 65MPH at 4-5G's on a bobsled- what an experience! There's not a ton of attractions in the park, but the attractions are unique and great for those who like thrills. We started off on the extreme zipline, did the bobsled and then finished w/ the Alphine slide. It's cool to... More

The Olympic Sports Park has grown up to be a great destination location. Its no longer about just visiting the museum and watching the athletes train. Winter or summer its about spending the day having some fun. Summer activities vary from watching the high flying acrobatics of freestyle ski jumping, to riding the zip lines, bobsled, drop tower or adventure... More

This park is a must-do when in Park City. We felt such a sense of pride for our US Olympic athletes after seeing the ski-jumping. luge, bobsled runs and the aerial ski jump practice. The facility is modern, clean and well worth the visit. We had a wonderful time ziplining on the best zipline in North America there. Don't miss... More

If you are in Park City you have to visit this place and if you have the money don't miss the bobsled and skeleton ride. My husband was hectic with the experience. We watched athletes in training and enjoyed the Alf Engen Ski History Museum and the 2002 Eccles Winter Olympic Museum.

This park provided fun and adventure for the whole family. It was great for the parents and kids ! IT looks crazy but they have tamed the activities just enough. I'm afraid of heights but I did everything at the park because I felt safe and it pushed me out of my comfort zone just enough. The staff are super... More

We loved watching the Olympic athletes practice high jump and ariels -- and got a taste of the high jumping experience by riding the zip-line down the high jump area. We walked the trail to the top of the bobsled run, which was a good hike on a paved trail and was fun to get so close to the run.... More

Features a quaint little museum with free displays of famous skiers and safety tips to avoid avalanches. Also an 'interactive' pinball to help you pretend you're a ski-jumper. From the highway you can see the massive ski-jump runs that were used in the Olympics, but these were being renovated as we were there in May.

It was nice to be able to see where the 2002 Winter Olympics were held. The surrounding mountains are beautiful. The museum holds very interesting memorabilia and ski history and has some hands-on displays. The swimming pool area has an added attraction to watch a someone ski down and somersault into the pool. There is a gift shop corner to... More