Olympic Legacy

On February 8-24, 2002, Salt Lake City played host to the XIX Olympic Winter Games. Along with more than 2,000 athletes from 85 nations, nearly 3.5 billion people from around the world witnessed the magic of the Games through television.

Utah was chosen to host the Games with good reason -- the greatest snow on earth and fantastic venues. Eleven venues were selecterd to house the extraordinary shows of athletic performance, including a newly built, state-of-the-art skating rink and the world's fastest luge track. And because all venues are open to the public, you can experience the thrill of the games firsthand.

Olympic Venues
Utah Olympic Oval Speed Skating 5662 South 4800 West Kearns, Utah	Salt Lake Ice Center/Delta Center Figure Skating/Short Track Skating 301 W. South Temple Salt Lake City, Utah
E-Center Ice Hockey 3200 S. Decker Lake Dr. West Valley City, Utah	The Peaks Ice Arena Ice Hockey 100 No. Seven Peaks Blvd. Provo, Utah
Ice Sheet at Ogden Curling 4390 Harrison Blvd. Ogden, Utah	Park City Mountain Resort Giant Slalom, Snowboarding Parallel and Halfpipe 1310 Lowell Avenue Park City, Utah
Deer Valley Mountain Resort Slalom, Freestyle Aerials and Freestyle Moguls Park City, Utah	Utah Olympic Park Bobsleigh, Luge, Skeleton, Ski Jumping & Nordic Combined (435) 658-4200
Soldier Hollow (Wasatch State Park) Biathlon, Cross-Country Skiing (435) 654-2002	Snowbasin Ski Downhill, Super G, Combined Downhill/Slalom 801-399-0304
Rice Eccles Olympic Stadium Opening & Closing Ceremonies Home of Olympic Cauldron & University of Utah Campus	Olympic Village Athlete Village University of Utah campus