Watch the Fall Freestyle Ski Jumping
Head to the Olympic Park to watch athletes train for the winter by launching off ramps into a massive outdoor splash pool.
Itinerary tips
- 1Bring a pair of polarized sunglasses and high-SPF sunscreen, as the sun reflects intensely off the white plastic ramps and splash pool.
- 2Plan for a 90-minute stay to see several rotations of athletes and explore the Alf Engen Ski Museum on the same grounds.
- 3Take the free Park City transit bus to the Olympic Park stop to avoid searching for parking during busy autumn event weekends.
- 4Arrive early to snag a spot on the grassy hill or the stadium seating area for the clearest view of the aerialists' mid-air rotations.
- 5Pack a light windbreaker even on sunny days, as the elevation at the park often creates a chilly breeze that catches spectators off guard.
- 6Check the official Utah Olympic Park calendar online before heading out to ensure you catch a scheduled team training session rather than a private clinic.
More in Park City
Ride the Town Lift for Main Street Views
Ascend directly from the center of town to the mountain peaks for a bird's-eye view of the historic district's colorful rooftops.
ScenicHot Air Balloon over Kamas Valley
Launch at sunrise for a peaceful float offering panoramic vistas of the Uinta Mountains and the Jordanelle Reservoir.
ScenicDrive the Guardsman Pass Scenic Byway
Wind through towering stands of golden aspens and scrub oaks on this high-mountain pass connecting Park City to Big Cottonwood Canyon.
ScenicHike the Mid-Mountain Trail to Bloods Lake
Experience the changing colors of the aspen groves as you trek toward this pristine high-altitude lake tucked into the Guardsman Pass area.
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