Nestled in the hills above Kimball Junction, the Utah Olympic Park (UOP) is a year-round and dynamic facility aimed at developing the next generation of winter Olympic athletes. The massive Nordic ski jumps are unmissable as you enter Park City from I-80, and as you drive up the road toward the UOP, you see can see new athlete housing, chairlifts, and the Alf Engen Ski Museum. But more than just a training ground—the UOP is open to the public—offering an alpine slide, zip lines, and exhilarating rides on the bobsled track, the same one raced one during the 2002 Winter Olympics. A year-round attraction, don't miss the Fly Aces ski jumping show or a tube ride down the ski jump landings in the summer!
The Utah Olympic Park, referred to by locals as the UOP, is where dreams are realized, actualized, and come true. Not only for the athletes who have trained and competed…
When visiting Park City, a stop (or ride) at the Utah Olympic Park is a must. Only a few places in the world, allow people to experience an Olympic bobsled track. For…
