Lake Placid Olympic Region

EXPERIENCE

MORE SAVE MORE Visit all of the Lake Placid legacy Sites and try our most popular activities for one low price.

OLYMPIC JUMPING COMPLEX Skyride Experience: Gondola and Elevator to the Skydeck atop the HS 128 Ski Jump $20 Off Sky Flyer Zipline

WHITEFACE

Scenic Cloudsplitter Gondola Ride

OLYMPIC CENTER

Skating on the Outdoor Oval Lake Placid Olympic Museum Admission

MT VAN HOEVENBERG 20% Off Cross Country Skiing

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2023/24

WINTER EVENTS Lake Placid is the Winter Sports Capital of the World, and there is good reason for it. This small village in the heart of the Adirondacks has hosted over well over 500 national and international competitions, including 2 Winter Olympic Games, 117 World Cups, 20 World Championships, plus countless concerts, festivals, hockey, skating, and other sporting events.

NOVEMBER 12-19 | IBSF North America’s Cup Bobsled & Skeleton

DECEMBER 3 | World Ice Skating Day 8 & 9 | FIL Luge World Cup 8 | Holiday Stroll Free Public Skating 9 | Miracle Holiday Classic Mite Jamboree 15-17 | Miracle Holiday Classic 29 & 30 | Adirondack Winter Invitational

JANUARY 2 – 7 | FIL Luge Continental Cup 5 – 7 | ISI Figure Skating Competition 19 – 21 | SuperTour Eastern Cup Nordic

2023/24

WINTER EVENTS continued...

FEBRUARY 1-4 | Empire State Winter Games 9-11 | FIS Ski Jumping World Cup 17 | Miracle Winter Classic Mire Jamboree 26 & 27 | NYSPHAA Alpine & Nordic

MARCH 3-9 | USCSA Nationals – Nordic & Alpine 3-10 | IBSF North America’s Cup Bobsled & Skeleton 11-16 | USSS Nordic Jr Nationals 22 & 23 | ECAC Men Hockey Championships 23 & 24 | IBSF World Cup Bobsled & Skeleton

APRIL 8 | Solar Eclipse 2024 12-14 | U.S. Figure Skating National Intercollegiate Finals

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Bigger sends are at Whiteface, which has the greatest vertical drop of any lift-serviced ski mountain east of the Rockies, plus many amenities in two separate base lodges for skiers and non-skiers alike. New this season is the Notch, a detachable quad connecting Bear Den Mountain to the Legacy Lodge, and ongoing snow-making upgrades.

SKIING & RIDING At 3,430’, Whiteface can boast the greatest vertical of any lift-serviced mountain in the Northeast. Ninety-four trails with twenty-two miles of skiing, means mile after mile of groomed cruisers, including the longest, the Wilmington Trail at 2.1 miles. 99% snowmaking coverage means the trails are covered early and often, regardless of what Mother Nature says. Buy tickets online and save!

CLOUDSPLITTER GONDOLA The 8-passenger Cloudsplitter Gondola carries you from the Main Base Lodge to the top of Little Whiteface in fifteen minutes. Enjoy the views on the way up and at the top you’ll find an observation deck awaiting you for awe-inspiring views of the Adirondacks and beyond. $25 Adult, $20 Junior/Senior

DINING & RETAIL Check out the many different dining options available, from the Cloudspin Bar & Grill for burgers and beers in the Base Lodge, to Growler’s Grill for soups and salads in the Bear Den Lodge, and everything in between. Looking for a souvenir, visit Whiteface’s two retail shops for the perfect keepsake or outdoor apparel from the most popular brands.

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Stunning recreational and world-class training facilities combine to create an unforgettable experience at Mt Van Hoevenberg. There is always something going on, from activities for the whole family to world-class athletes training, to thrilling sporting events. Being one of the few cross country centers in the East to offer snowmaking, means you can hit the trails earlier and longer than most.

CROSS COUNTRY SKIING & SNOWSHOEING 55 km of trails groomed to perfection, including 5 km with snowmaking so Mt Van Hoevenberg can open earlier in winter and stay open later each spring. Three designated trails just for snowshoeing. Mt Van Hoevenberg caters to world-class athletes and recreational skiers alike so no matter what your ability level, it’s an amazing experience. Day tickets are available, as well as season and family passes.

Adult $32, Teen/Senior $28, Junior/70+ $24, Child $3

BOBSLED EXPERIENCE Fly down the world-famous competition track with a professional driver reaching speeds over 50 mph. Lake Placid is one of the few places on earth where you can participate in this thrilling ride. $125 Per person

CLIMBING CENTER With over 1,500’ of climbing space and a 30’ top rope wall, the indoor climbing center caters to climbers of all levels and interests. $15 per hour for 13+, $10 for children up to 12

LEGACY TOUR Delve into the rich Olympic history of this one-of-a-kind venue that gives you a unique behind the scenes tour.

Adult/Teen/Senior $15 Child/Junior $10

DISCOVER SPORTS

SKELETON/BIATHLON/CROSS COUNTRY SKIING These one-stop learning experiences will help you discover winter sports and provide a unique experience. You will be led through a progression of skills and challenges designed to build your ability and confidence with hour-long lessons from our skilled instructors.

Skeleton $75 | Biathlon $95 | Cross Country $65

DINING & RETAIL Shopping options abound at the Mountain Pass Lodge.

The Mercantile is great for souvenirs, and the Swix Concept Store offers technical outdoor gear. Re-fuel at 81-18 Café with a menu that is sure to please any type of eater or grab a drink in Henry’s Tavern after a day on the trails.

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Ski jumping showcases, competitions and athlete training are the core of this venue, and you can watch athletes soar on a regular basis, including at the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup in February. The venue houses the HS 100 and HS 128 ski jumps, the only ones in the country homologated for both summer and winter ski jumping competitions and training.

SKYRIDE EXPERIENCE Take a unique tour of a unique venue. Start on the scenic gondola and then transfer to a glass windowed elevator to the top of the HS 128 ski jump tower, for an unparalleled view of the High Peaks Region. $20 Adult, $15 Junior/Senior

SKY FLYER ZIPLINE The Sky Flyer zipline follows the HS 100 ski jump, emulating the flight of a ski jumper reaching speeds of 30 miles an hour. You’ll feel the exhilaration of an Olympian as you fly to the bottom. $45 per person

DINING & RETAIL Check out the retail shop in the INTERVALES LODGE for Lake Placid and venue mementos to remember your trip.

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Located in the heart of Lake Placid, the newly revitalized and historic facility houses four ice surfaces, open to the public. Gold medals have been won here, including the famous 1980 Herb Brooks Arena where the historic “Miracle On Ice” game was played.

The Olympic Center continues to play host to many competitions each year.

ICE SKATING Whether you choose to skate indoors or outside, you will be able to glide along the paths of past Olympians. $15 Adults, $12 Teen/Junior/Senior/Military, Children under 6 Free, Rentals $10

HOCKEY The Olympic Center offers Stick n’ Puck, an activity that provides individuals the opportunity to enhance their skills in a non-contact/non-competitive environment. $20 per person

LAKE PLACID OLYMPIC MUSEUM Home to one of the world’s largest collections of Winter Olympic memorabilia. The museum features interactive displays, 3D visualizations, experiential learning exhibits, and engaging displays and artifacts that help to tell the stories of Lake Placid’s rich winter sports history and bold future. $15 Adults, $12 Military/Youth/Students/Seniors

DINING & RETAIL The venue’s Miracle Plaza offers a retail shop, Miracle Moments where visitors can purchase gifts and souvenirs, and Roamers Café, a sleek and contemporary dining space for causal food and drink with incredible views of the Adirondack High Peaks.

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