Experience Whistler's Olympic Venues

  • Slide like an Olympian on the world's fastest sliding track at the Whistler Sliding Centre with public bobsleigh and seasonal skeleton experiences
  • Test your aim with Olympic biathlon at Whistler Olympic Park, using a real .22 calibre rifle under expert instruction
  • Explore Whistler's Olympic legacy with self-guided tours of the venues that hosted the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games
  • Experience world-class training and competition venues where elite athletes continue to train and compete year-round

Whistler Sliding Centre

Home to the world's fastest sliding track, the Whistler Sliding Centre hosted the bobsleigh, skeleton and luge events during the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. Today, the venue continues to train elite athletes while welcoming visitors to experience the thrill of sliding like an Olympian.


Summer Bobsleigh

A summer bobsleigh carrying guests speeds down the Whistler Sliding Centre track with a trained pilot.

Summer Bobsleigh
Experience the thrill of sliding like an Olympian aboard a wheeled bobsleigh, driven by a trained pilot at the Whistler Sliding Centre.

  • From $139 per adult
  • Available June – August
  • Approximately 1.5 hours
  • Exclusive track walk and safety orientation included
  • Reach speeds of up to 90 km/h
  • No experience required
  • Minimum age: 12
  • Youth (12–18) slide for 50% off with a paying adult (maximum two youth per adult)
  • Free guest parking (transportation to and from venue not included)
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Winter Bobsleigh

Passengers wearing helmets ride in a four-person bobsleigh on the ice track at the Whistler Sliding Centre.

Winter Passenger Bobsleigh
Slide like an Olympian in a real four-person bobsleigh, driven by a trained pilot on the world's fastest ice track at the Whistler Sliding Centre.

  • $249 per person
  • Available on select dates during the winter season
  • Race through 10 corners at speeds of 125+ km/h
  • Experience acceleration of up to 4 G forces
  • Orientation included
  • No previous experience required
  • Minimum age: 14
  • Participants aged 14–15 must ride with a guardian
  • Some physical requirements apply
  • Runs rain, snow or shine
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Skeleton

A participant rides a skeleton sled headfirst down the ice track at the Whistler Sliding Centre.

Public Skeleton
Experience the thrill of skeleton by sliding headfirst down the world's fastest ice track on your own sled at the Whistler Sliding Centre.

  • Available on select dates during the winter season
  • Slide headfirst at speeds of up to 100 km/h
  • Orientation and instruction included
  • Launch from the Maple Leaf start position
  • No previous experience required
  • Minimum age: 16
  • Some physical requirements apply
  • Must be booked directly with the Whistler Sliding Centre
  • Runs rain, snow or shine

Explore the Olympic Legacy

Visitors exploring the Olympic bobsleigh, skeleton and luge track at the Whistler Sliding Centre.

Explore the Olympic Legacy
Beyond the thrill of sliding, visitors are welcome to explore the Whistler Sliding Centre year-round.

Pick up a complimentary interpretive tour map from Guest Services to learn about the venue's Olympic history, engineering and ongoing role as a world-class training and competition facility. During the winter season, visitors may also have the opportunity to watch athletes train and compete on the track.

Please note that public access hours vary throughout the year.

Whistler Olympic Park

Whistler Olympic Park hosted ski jumping, cross-country skiing and biathlon during the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. Located a short drive south of Whistler, the park remains an active training and recreation centre, offering seasonal activities, Olympic experiences and self-guided exploration throughout the year.

Visitors can try biathlon at the Olympic shooting range, explore hiking and Nordic trails, play disc golf, discover the park’s Olympic legacy or stay overnight at the seasonal campground.


Summer Biathlon

A guest aims a .22 calibre biathlon rifle at the Olympic shooting range at Whistler Olympic Park.

Summer Biathlon Experience
Try one of Whistler's most unique Olympic experiences as you learn the fundamentals of biathlon and take aim with a real .22 calibre rifle at the Olympic shooting range.

  • From $35 per adult / $25 per youth
  • Available June – August
  • No previous experience required
  • Instruction from experienced biathlon staff
  • Includes 2 ammunition clips (10 shots)
  • Additional ammunition: $5 per clip (5 shots)
  • Minimum age: 8
  • Free guest parking
Book Summer Biathlon

Winter Biathlon

A guest learning biathlon at Whistler Olympic Park aims a .22 calibre rifle at the Olympic biathlon range.

Winter Biathlon Experience
Discover the Olympic sport of biathlon with a hands-on lesson led by an experienced instructor at the Olympic biathlon range. No skiing or prior experience is required.

  • From $40 per adult / $30 per youth
  • Available December – April
  • Small-group lesson with experienced instructors
  • Includes 2 ammunition clips (10 shots)
  • Additional ammunition: $5 per clip (5 shots)
  • No skiing or previous experience required
  • Minimum age: 8
  • Free guest parking
  • Olympic Park admission is not included
Book Winter Biathlon

Please note: Olympic Park admission is required. Purchase a cross-country skiing or snowshoe trail pass, or pay the sightseeing admission fee at the park entrance.


Self-Guided Activities

Visitors exploring Whistler Olympic Park on a self-guided walking trail.

Explore Whistler Olympic Park
Discover Whistler Olympic Park at your own pace. Whether you're visiting in summer or winter, explore Olympic venues, scenic trails and family-friendly activities throughout the park. Advance reservations are not required for the following self-guided experiences.

  • Summer Hiking – Three marked hiking routes ranging from an easy interpretive walk to the Ski Jump Scramble.
  • Disc Golf – Play the park's 9-hole course or rent discs from the Activity Base.
  • Olympic Sightseeing – Visit the cross-country stadium, biathlon range, ski jumps and Olympic Rings while learning about the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.
  • Winter Trails – In winter, explore over 120 km of cross-country ski and snowshoe trails with a valid trail pass.

RV & Campground

RV and tent campsites at Whistler Olympic Park surrounded by forest and mountain views.

RV & Campground
Stay overnight at Whistler Olympic Park, surrounded by mountain scenery and the legacy of the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.

  • Seasonal campground open during the summer months
  • Full-service RV sites and unserviced campsites available
  • Fire pits, picnic tables and WiFi
  • Washrooms, showers and Day Lodge amenities nearby
  • Convenient access to hiking trails, disc golf and Olympic attractions
  • Advance reservations are recommended
Guests sightseeing around the Whistler Valley with scenic mountain and lake views.

Whistler Sightseeing Tour
Explore Whistler's spectacular mountain landscapes, iconic landmarks and Olympic venues on a guided sightseeing tour through the valley.

  • From $100 per person
  • Approximately 3-hour guided tour
  • Departs daily from Whistler Village
  • Visit Green Lake, Rainbow Park and Nita Lake viewpoints
  • Explore Function Junction's artisan district
  • See Olympic venues, including the Whistler Sliding Centre
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Whistler Olympic Tour Offers

Whistler Olympic Park

The accessible features listed above have been self-identified by the individual business or operator. For specific questions, or assistance with booking, please contact one of our Whistler-based Travel Consultants directly at 1.800.944.7853, or via email at reservations@whistler.com.

*Please note that prices and dates are subject to change and tours are subject to availability.

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