Explore the Alf Engen Ski Museum
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Discover Utah’s deep silver mining and Olympic history through interactive exhibits and virtual reality ski jumping simulations.
Itinerary tips
- 1Plan for approximately two hours to fully engage with the interactive displays and the 2002 Winter Olympic gallery.
- 2Book your virtual reality ski jumping session at the front desk immediately upon arrival, as these time slots fill up quickly.
- 3Take advantage of the free public bus system, the Park City Transit 'Pink' or 'White' lines, which drop off directly at the Utah Olympic Park entrance.
- 4Bring a light sweater or jacket, as the museum interior and the nearby Olympic park facilities are kept cool year-round.
- 5Combine your visit with a walk up to the top of the K120 ski jump for a panoramic view of the Snyderville Basin.
- 6Park for free in the main lot situated right outside the Joe Quinney Winter Sports Center where the museum is housed.
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