Canada Olympic Park

Canada Olympic Park is a sports complex in Calgary featuring ski jumps, bobsleigh and luge tracks, along with training facilities for winter athletes. The site spreads across large grounds with multiple purpose-built courses and modern equipment used daily by competitors from around the world.

The park served as a main venue for the 1988 Winter Olympics, hosting ski jumping, bobsleigh, and luge events. Since then, it has evolved into a permanent training and competition center for winter athletes worldwide.

The park plays an important role in developing winter sports talent in Canada, attracting young athletes who train here alongside world-class coaches. People can watch training sessions during operating hours and feel the energy of serious preparation happening year-round.

The site is reachable by car or Calgary Transit public transportation. Parking areas are located near the main entrance, and it helps to check in advance whether training or event days will match your visit.

The park shifts with the seasons, offering skiing and snowboarding when snow falls, while summer brings mountain biking and ziplining to the same slopes. This dual nature means the place never feels frozen to a single purpose.

Location: Calgary

Elevation above the sea: 1,123 m

Accessibility: Wheelchair inaccessible

Operator: WinSport

Website: https://winsport.ca

GPS coordinates: 51.07972,-114.21583

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:06