Olympic Jumping Complex
Olympic Jumping Complex is an extreme sports venue in Lake Placid used for ski jumping, Nordic combined, aerial…Olympic Jumping Complex is an extreme sports venue in Lake Placid used for ski jumping, Nordic combined, aerial training, and international competition. This FanProof guide focuses on participant-versus-spectator access, waiver or skill requirements, weather, protective equipment, viewing zones, and schedule changes. Read moreRead less
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Reviewed 10.4.26
- Parking
- Official parking & directions (opens in a new tab)Regular attraction and spectator parking is downhill at Intervales Lodge. The complex uses its main entrance parking area for events, so follow your competition's arrival instructions.
- Arrive
- For sightseeing or training spectators, continue past the upper ticket booth down to Intervales Lodge for parking and tickets. The fall Skyride schedule runs daily through October 18, 2026, with the last ticket sold at 4:15 p.m.; competition admission uses the event notice.
- Exact location
- 5486 Cascade Road, Lake Placid, NY 12946Open directions (opens in a new tab)
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- The Skyride combines a gondola to the jump base with an elevator to the HS128 tower. Training views are available from the base lodge and coach's deck; check the calendar for competition dates.
- Watch out for
- Normal public access and tournament or event access may differ. Confirm participant-versus-spectator access, waiver or skill requirements, weather, protective equipment, viewing zones, and schedule changes for the exact date.
- Good arrival window
- For sightseeing or training spectators, continue past the upper ticket booth down to Intervales Lodge for parking and tickets. The fall Skyride schedule runs daily through October 18, 2026, with the last ticket sold at 4:15 p.m.; competition admission uses the event notice.
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Parking At A Glance
- What to do
- Regular attraction and spectator parking is downhill at Intervales Lodge. The complex uses its main entrance parking area for events, so follow your competition's arrival instructions.
- Best option
- Intervales Lodge for regular visits; main entrance lot for events
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- ✓Seeing ski jumping, Nordic combined, aerial training, and international competition at Olympic Jumping Complex
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