Sightseeing
Explore Whistler Olympic Park's history and legacy from the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games!
When you are visiting, learn about the games by reading the interpretive signage, and take a photo as you visit the Olympic cross country stadium, the biathlon range, the majestic ski jumps and, of course, the Olympic Rings. You will gain an appreciation for this outstanding setting and why it was chosen to host the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games competitions in cross country, biathlon, ski jumping and Nordic combined as well as the 2010 Paralympic Games cross-country skiing and biathlon competitions. More than one-third of all Olympic Medals were awarded at Whistler Olympic Park!
The Park also features impressive First Nations art, created in the lead-up to the 2010 Games. Today the art legacy consists of five official Olympic pieces and two others that were added afterwards for a total of seven carvings and tapestries.
Our magnificent full-service Day Lodge offers everything you need while visiting Whistler Olympic Park. With breathtaking mountain views, it's the perfect spot to relax and take a break.
Sightseeing Is Possible During The Regular Opening Times In Winter & Summer
Summer Season 2024
Daily, June 28 - September 30, 2024
Winter Season 2024/25
Daily, November 22, 2024 to April 2025 (date TBD)
The Day Lodge in Summer
In summer, the Day Lodge provides access to Guest Services and essential amenities for all guests of the park and campground. During their stay, campers can enjoy washrooms, showers, laundry facilities and a store. Day guests can refuel with snacks and drinks from the store and check in with guest services staff for activity and park information. Within the lodge's indoor common area and on the outdoor decks, take in incredible views of the surrounding Brandywine and Metal Dome mountains.
Try Our Activities and Help Our Athletes!
While you are at Whistler Olympic Park in the winter, try cross country skiing, snowshoeing, biathlon or tobogganing, or sign up for our lessons, youth programs and camps, and help us grow sport through your participation! In the summer, try the interactive Summer Biathlon Experience, or visit for Hiking or Disc Golf at your own pace.
Whistler Olympic Park is part of the not-for-profit organization Whistler Sport Legacies, and all revenue that is generated through recreational programs goes directly to sport, and helps keep costs for sport programming and athlete training low - this benefits, for example, the athletes of Whistler Olympic Park's very own Whistler Nordic Development Centre!
