Experts' Choice Award Utah Olympic Park
What the experts agree on
Where the 2002 Winter Olympics' most thrilling ice and snow sports happened, Utah Olympic Park lets you ride the bobsled track, explore the ski jump, and tour Olympic venues year-round with guides who bring the history alive.
Travel + Leisure "Olympic Pedigree: 2002 home to luge, bobsled, skeleton, and Nordic jumping combined events, and where, during the debut of women’s bobsleigh competition, Vonetta Flowers became the first..." Full review
Lonely PlanetTop choice
"Visit the site of the 2002 Olympic ski jumping, bobsledding, skeleton, Nordic combined and luge events, which continues to host national competitions." Full review
Afar Magazine "The Utah Olympic Park hosted the bobsled, luge, skeleton, and Nordic jumping events during the 2002 Olympic Winter Games in Utah. Now you can pretend to be an Olympian too. The park..." Full review
Afar Magazine "A handful of these sites are open to visitors, such as Deer Valley Resort, Maverik Center, Soldier Hollow's cross-country ski resort, Utah Olympic Oval, and Utah Olympic Park outside of Park City." Full review
Fodor's "This is a mecca of bobsled, skeleton, luge, and ski jumping...there's also an interactive ski museum and an exhibit on the Olympics; guided tours are offered year-round" Full review
"There are only two bobsleigh, luge and skeleton tracks in the entire United States. One is in Lake Placid, New York. The other: Park City's Utah Olympic Park built for the 2002 winter..."
New York Times
