All Nordic Ski Jumping will take place at the Utah Olympic Park, as will the luge, bobsleigh and skeleton events. Skeleton? Yup, it's like luge only you go down head first, and it hasn't been in the games since 1948. Who says the X-Games gets all the crazy sports?

Utah Olympic Park is four miles north of Park City on State Route 224. Work started on the site in 1991, and the Olympic Park acts as summer base for many of the US's leading athletes in Luge, Bobsleigh, Ski Jumping and Freestlyle Aerials (it has the world's largest Aerials Water Ramp). All these facilities can be toured at any time up to or after the games, and many of the sports can be tried by the public. Think you're brave enough?

The only skiing action during the games will be on the K90 and K120 jumps. But add to that the luge, bob and skeleton and there will be a some adrenaline-packed sports to watch each day at the Olympic Park.

Nordic Combined K90	Saturday 9th February, 2002
Ski Jumping K90 Qualification	Saturday 9th February, 2002
Men's Luge	Sunday 10th February, 2002
Ski Jumping K90 Finals	Sunday 10th February, 2002
Men's Luge	Monday 11th February, 2002
Ski Jumping K120 Qualification	Tuesday 12th February, 2002
Women's Luge	Tuesday 12th February, 2002
Ski Jumping K120 Finals	Wednesday 13th February, 2002 (Valentine's Day)
Women's Luge	Wednesday 13th February, 2002 (Valentine's Day)
Nordic Combined	Thursday 14th February, 2002 (Valentine's Day)
Doubles Luge	Friday 15th February, 2002
Men's Bobsleigh 2-Man	Saturday 16th February, 2002
Men's Bobsleigh 2-Man	Sunday 17th February, 2002
Ski Jumping K120 Team	Monday 18th February, 2002
Women's Bobsleigh	Tuesday 19th February, 2002
Skeleton	Wednesday 20th February, 2002
Nordic Combined	Thursday 21st February, 2002
Men's Bobsleigh, 4-Man	Friday 22nd February, 2002
Men's Bobsleigh, 4-Man	Saturday 23rd February, 2002