Soldier Hollow, Sports venue in Wasatch County, United States

Soldier Hollow is a sports venue in Wasatch County, United States, built for winter sports and outdoor events. It features a network of trails and facilities set among rolling hills, with a layout that supports both competition and public use.

Soldier Hollow was developed as a venue for the 2002 Winter Olympics, hosting biathlon and cross-country skiing events. After the games, it was adapted for year-round public use, and it continues to host competitions and recreational activities.

Soldier Hollow is a gathering place for outdoor enthusiasts, and on race days the trails fill with spectators cheering on athletes. The name comes from the area's early history, and locals often use the venue for school outings and community events.

The venue is spread over a large area, so wear comfortable shoes and be ready to walk between sections. Check the official site for opening hours and any scheduled events before you go, as access can vary.

The venue sits at an elevation of about 5,560 feet (1,695 meters), which can make the air feel thinner for visitors coming from lower areas. In summer, the trails are used for roller skiing and mountain biking, giving the place a second life outside winter.