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5486 Cascade Rd, Lake Placid, NY 12946
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Olympic Ski Jump Tower

52 Ski Jump Ln, Lake Placid, NY 12946
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The Olympic Ski Jump Tower in Lake Placid, New York, is a significant sports venue primarily known for ski jumping events. Officially named the Lake Placid Olympic Ski Jumping Complex or the MacKenzie Intervale Ski Jumping Complex, it features two main ski jump towers, the HS100 and HS128, which were constructed for the 1980 Olympic Games held in Lake Placid​​.

This complex is not only a historical site but also a hub for ongoing athletic activities. It continues to host ski jumping showcases, competitions, and is used for athlete training. Additionally, the complex offers a variety of exciting activities for visitors, making it a must-visit attraction for those seeking an adrenaline rush during their vacation in the Adirondacks​​.

The two main ski jumps at the complex are classified as K-90 and K-120 meter jumps​​. Visitors have the unique opportunity to ascend to the top of the 128-meter ski jump via a glass-enclosed elevator. Once at the top, the Sky Deck offers panoramic views of Lake Placid and the surrounding Adirondack Mountains. This vantage point provides an up-close look at the transition from the takeoff area to the actual ski jump, offering a glimpse into the world of professional ski jumping​​.

Apart from these facilities, the complex includes two training hills, a freestyle training complex, and a 2.5-kilometre Nordic ski loop and biathlon range. This comprehensive setup underscores the venue's importance as a training and competition site for winter sports, particularly ski jumping​​.

On a personal note, it's a crazy ride up to the top of the jumps. I don't know how someone decides this is the sport they want to dedicate their life to, but after seeing how steep and far up you are, I have a newfound appreciation for these unbelievable athletes. The views from the top of the Placid and the Adirondacks are breathtaking, and the history is real. It's worth a visit if you have never been. For those of you looking to get into the sport, there are small(er) jumps set aside...

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4y

What an unbelievable experience. We got lucky that we happen to swing by on the day when team USA was jumping. The gondola ride to the tower is awesome. Being at the very top of the jump is unbelievably scary. I can’t believe those men and women jump off of that. No thank you. Saying that it was awesome watching somebody else do it! Incredible views of the high peaks...

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2y

We had free admission as part of our hockey tournament weekend. It's really a cool to site to visit and has beautiful views! It's probably in excess of 20 stories. There is inside viewing for those who do not like heights. Outside viewing deck is somewhat enclosed with plexiglass. Go! It's...

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Zack SchneiderZack Schneider
The Olympic Ski Jump Tower in Lake Placid, New York, is a significant sports venue primarily known for ski jumping events. Officially named the Lake Placid Olympic Ski Jumping Complex or the MacKenzie Intervale Ski Jumping Complex, it features two main ski jump towers, the HS100 and HS128, which were constructed for the 1980 Olympic Games held in Lake Placid​​. This complex is not only a historical site but also a hub for ongoing athletic activities. It continues to host ski jumping showcases, competitions, and is used for athlete training. Additionally, the complex offers a variety of exciting activities for visitors, making it a must-visit attraction for those seeking an adrenaline rush during their vacation in the Adirondacks​​. The two main ski jumps at the complex are classified as K-90 and K-120 meter jumps​​. Visitors have the unique opportunity to ascend to the top of the 128-meter ski jump via a glass-enclosed elevator. Once at the top, the Sky Deck offers panoramic views of Lake Placid and the surrounding Adirondack Mountains. This vantage point provides an up-close look at the transition from the takeoff area to the actual ski jump, offering a glimpse into the world of professional ski jumping​​. Apart from these facilities, the complex includes two training hills, a freestyle training complex, and a 2.5-kilometre Nordic ski loop and biathlon range. This comprehensive setup underscores the venue's importance as a training and competition site for winter sports, particularly ski jumping​​. On a personal note, it's a crazy ride up to the top of the jumps. I don't know how someone decides this is the sport they want to dedicate their life to, but after seeing how steep and far up you are, I have a newfound appreciation for these unbelievable athletes. The views from the top of the Placid and the Adirondacks are breathtaking, and the history is real. It's worth a visit if you have never been. For those of you looking to get into the sport, there are small(er) jumps set aside for beginners.
Brad ParadisBrad Paradis
What an unbelievable experience. We got lucky that we happen to swing by on the day when team USA was jumping. The gondola ride to the tower is awesome. Being at the very top of the jump is unbelievably scary. I can’t believe those men and women jump off of that. No thank you. Saying that it was awesome watching somebody else do it! Incredible views of the high peaks around the region.
Trish ZenczakTrish Zenczak
This place was awesome. It was surreal standing where Olympic athletes may have stood. It was exhilarating watching ski athletes practice and prepare for their competitions. My mind was reeling in the atmosphere, potential and excitement these kids have in front of them as they prepare for big jumps.
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The Olympic Ski Jump Tower in Lake Placid, New York, is a significant sports venue primarily known for ski jumping events. Officially named the Lake Placid Olympic Ski Jumping Complex or the MacKenzie Intervale Ski Jumping Complex, it features two main ski jump towers, the HS100 and HS128, which were constructed for the 1980 Olympic Games held in Lake Placid​​. This complex is not only a historical site but also a hub for ongoing athletic activities. It continues to host ski jumping showcases, competitions, and is used for athlete training. Additionally, the complex offers a variety of exciting activities for visitors, making it a must-visit attraction for those seeking an adrenaline rush during their vacation in the Adirondacks​​. The two main ski jumps at the complex are classified as K-90 and K-120 meter jumps​​. Visitors have the unique opportunity to ascend to the top of the 128-meter ski jump via a glass-enclosed elevator. Once at the top, the Sky Deck offers panoramic views of Lake Placid and the surrounding Adirondack Mountains. This vantage point provides an up-close look at the transition from the takeoff area to the actual ski jump, offering a glimpse into the world of professional ski jumping​​. Apart from these facilities, the complex includes two training hills, a freestyle training complex, and a 2.5-kilometre Nordic ski loop and biathlon range. This comprehensive setup underscores the venue's importance as a training and competition site for winter sports, particularly ski jumping​​. On a personal note, it's a crazy ride up to the top of the jumps. I don't know how someone decides this is the sport they want to dedicate their life to, but after seeing how steep and far up you are, I have a newfound appreciation for these unbelievable athletes. The views from the top of the Placid and the Adirondacks are breathtaking, and the history is real. It's worth a visit if you have never been. For those of you looking to get into the sport, there are small(er) jumps set aside for beginners.
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What an unbelievable experience. We got lucky that we happen to swing by on the day when team USA was jumping. The gondola ride to the tower is awesome. Being at the very top of the jump is unbelievably scary. I can’t believe those men and women jump off of that. No thank you. Saying that it was awesome watching somebody else do it! Incredible views of the high peaks around the region.
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This place was awesome. It was surreal standing where Olympic athletes may have stood. It was exhilarating watching ski athletes practice and prepare for their competitions. My mind was reeling in the atmosphere, potential and excitement these kids have in front of them as they prepare for big jumps.
Trish Zenczak

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