Olympic Museum
The recently renovated Olympic Museum, located at High Camp showcases their unique collection of memorabilia, news articles and video presentations.
Take a trip back in time and learn about the 1960 Winter Olympics that took place at Squaw Valley. The recently renovated Olympic Museum, located at High Camp showcases their unique collection of memorabilia, news articles and video presentations detailing the many magical moments that took place at Squaw Valley. Admission is free with your Aerial Tram ride.
- Hours Open daily when the Aerial Tram is open
- Address High Camp, Olympic Village, Olympic Valley, CA 96146
- Phone 800-403-0206
- Olympic Memorabilia
- Historical Film
- News Articles
Located at High Camp, part of Palisades Tahoe Resort.
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