a cute little museum with interactive ski games. cute and fun. we didnt take any tours becasue we just stopped on our way to park city, but heard the do several cool tours and even bob sleding. it was free to enter and they had restrooms.
They have a free museum from the Olympics in 2002. The tours are also free. In the summer you can ride a zip-line or Alpine Coaster. On saturdays they have an ariel show with ski jumpers going off different length ski jumps, flipping in the air and then landing in a swimming pool! Pretty impressive. You could even take lessons if you want! There is also a sunny deck with a snack bar for those that just want to watch and relax. A must see when you come to Park City, Utah.
What a treat to watch the young ski jumpers training. They have a small jump and lots of kids training. Seeing the bobsled track in person gives you a new perspective. The museum is a nice glimpse into the past. Loved the whole site.
A friend and I checked out the museum and part of the bobsled course. Certainly would have liked to take the tour, however we were short on time but wanted to see as much as we could. The museum was great and helped me understand more about winter sports and the winter olympics in Park City. There wasn't a lot of activity going on as the snow was slowly melting from all areas of the campus.
Great opportunity to visit an olympic site and have a great guided tour, highly recommended and our guide had a good sense of humour. Nothing to dislike!
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