As a resident of Colorado Springs, I have visited many times. I always get that heartwarming feeling especially when you see the walk of flags. I was completing a scrapbook about the 2008 Olympics and wanted to include pictures of this beautiful place. All of the statues from the different sports added to my album. The huge statue outside of... more

A tough visit with young kids. I enjoyed the parts I got to see, but my toddler made it tough to keep up with the group. It didn't help that the only bathroom that visitors are allowed to use is in the visitor center. So, we had to leave halfway through the tour and walk all the way back to... more

We enjoyed our tour here very much, expecially since we were there during the olympics. Our guide was a female wight lifter who was in training there. We got to see several of the facilities and learned a lot about how the athletes train. Definitely worth your time if you are in the area. more

It is free and worth the time for a visit. It is bit difficult to find as there are not many signs for the Center as there are for so many other attractions in Colorado Springs, not sure why. They have a tour which was very interesting especially since the summer Olympics are next month. The tour lasts only about... more

My hubbie's a huge sports/Olympics fan and a coach, so we had to make a detour on our Colorado trip to come here. And since I spent 9 months living in Colo. Springs, I obliged because I wanted to revisit this beautiful place. The training center isn't huge and spectacular, but if you're into that sort of thing, you'll like... more

We had a very hard time finding this place! You would think the city of Colorado Springs would be proud of this wonderful place. We went to the Air Force Academy first and saw the sign for the Olympic Training Center going north on I 25. Coming back south, there wasn't a sign at the exit. Turned around and went... more

We were able to see where the athletes train plus museum style info on history of the games. It was cool to see the countdown clock to the next Olympic games. Lots of fun photo ops around the property with statues and a gift store (of course). Check out the Olympic flame (always burning...) more

I've been to the Olympic Training Center a couple of times with my kids. Each time is a new adventure and a wonderful experience for us all. Sometimes you get to meet the athletes other times you get to watch them train. They are very accomadating. I recommend to everyone. more

We visited the Olympic Training Center and had a nice time! It was neat to see the Olympic Rings, the statue of Olympic Strength (huge earth on the shoulder of athletes), there is a bobsled in the lobby you can sit in and have your picture taken, the Olympic flame, and all the training facilities! Our tour showed us the... more