Facilities
Day Lodge with sport school and licensed restaurant, Olympic cross-country stadium, Olympic biathlon stadium/range, 2 Olympic ski jumps (hill sizes 106m and 140m), flat instructional area, toboggan hill, ski play zone, event infrastructure/functional buildings.
Day Lodge
Full-service cross-country Day Lodge featuring rental shop with ski waxing service, sport school, retail shop, first aid centre, ski tuning and public waxing facilities, washrooms with showers, a licensed restaurant and a meeting room. Limited number of lockers available (own lock required).
XC Ski trails
Users have access to a total of 86.8km of ski trails groomed for skate & classic, thereof 27.2km dog friendly within “Ski Callaghan”, a partnership between Whistler Olympic Park (58.6km, thereof 8.4km dog friendly) and the neighboring XC ski area Callaghan Country (28.2km, thereof 18.8km dog friendly)
Snowshoe trails
Users have access to a total of 41.9km of snowshoe trails, thereof 17.5km dog friendly within “Ski Callaghan”, a partnership between Whistler Olympic Park (29.2km, thereof 4.8km dog friendly) and the neighboring XC ski area Callaghan Country (12.7km, thereof 12.7km dog friendly)
Instructional Facilities
Whistler Olympic Park features 5 excellent instructional facilities. Each site is close to shelter and washrooms and can be adapted to meet the needs of each instructional group. Our primary instructional area is located adjacent to the Day Lodge and rental shop on flat terrain with beginner slopes nearby.
Sport Facilities
Whistler Olympic Park was created for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games and is fortunate to now have 3 world class training and competition venues. Today the Park is recognized as National Training Centre for Ski Jumping & Nordic Combined and home of the Whistler Nordic Development Centre, a year-round, full-time training hub for Nordic development athletes. Recently, 20 and 40 meter junior ski jumps have been constructed as training facility to introduce skiers to ski jumping. Local and national sport organizations are developing biathlon, cross-country, ski jumping and Nordic combined athletes using the top class facilities. Whistler Olympic Park also offers a number of youth programs and camps to introduce children and youth to Nordic winter sports.
Ski Play Zone
The gentle slope with a series of snow features and obstacles is designed to help children – and also ‘big kids’ – gain confidence on these features and develop balance, coordination and skills.
Event Venue
Whistler Olympic Park is venue for around 15 events throughout the winter season, ranging from grassroots level competitions to top-level events like National Championships in all Nordic disciplines. In the summer season, the Park is regularly home to events like the Ironman or Tough Mudder, concerts, sport events and festivals.
Free Parking
Eight parking lots with capacity for 500 cars (winter), disabled parking available close to Day Lodge and cross-country stadium/trails. Bus parking available (bus groups: please inform us in advance about your visit).
Dogs
Whistler Olympic Park is dog-friendly with access to almost 30km of cross-country trails and to 17.5km of snowshoe trails that dogs are allowed on (please note on- and off-leash regulations on different trails). Dogs have to be on leash outside the Day Lodge and in the parking lots. Please respect the “pick up after your dog” policy. Dogs are not allowed on non-designated ski or snowshoe trails, on the toboggan hill, or in public buildings like the Day Lodge (except service dogs).
