Colorado Springs, CO Hotel near U.S. Olympic Training Center

Located just four miles from the Crowne Plaza Colorado Springs, the U.S. Olympic Complex is headquarters for the U.S. Olympic Committee administration as well as the Olympic Training Center programs. Facilities include an aquatics center, velodrome, and shooting center. The Olympic Complex can provide housing, dining, and other services to as many as 557 coaches and athletes.

U.S. Olympic Complex Aquatics Center. The 45,000-square-foot Olympic Complex Aquatics Center features a 50 meter x 25 meter swimming pool that contains more than 800,000 gallons of water. There are 10 50-meter lanes and 20 25-meter lanes. Predominantly used for the training and testing of the country’s finest swimmers and water polo players, the Aquatics Center is also where other athletes come to cross-train. Coaches utilize cameras above and below the water for testing purposes. For more information, visit http://teamusa.org/content/index/1374.

U.S. Olympic Complex Velodrome. Considered to be one of the top three cycling facilities in the world, the U.S. Olympic Complex Velodrome is located in Memorial Park, a Colorado Springs park that’s just a few blocks away. Several world records have been set in the Velodrome, which is one of 25 facilities in the United States. For more information, visit http://teamusa.org/content/index/1374.

U.S. Olympic Complex Shooting Center. The Olympic Shooting Center is huge. How huge? It’s the largest indoor shooting facility in the Western Hemisphere. Plus, it’s the third largest in the world. In addition to the twenty-nine 50-meter firing points for rifle and pistol shooting, there are eight 25-meter pistol bays for rapid-fire pistol and women's sports pistol, four 10-meter running target rifle ranges and six dozen 10-meter air rifle and air pistol fire points. For more information, visit http://teamusa.org/content/index/1374.

U.S. Olympic Complex Visitor Center. Stop by the Olympic Visitor Center where you’ll learn all about the United States Olympic Committee, the U.S. Olympic Training Centers, and the Olympic movement. Highlights include the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame, an Olympic retail store, and a 225-seat auditorium. For more information, visit http://teamusa.org/content/index/1374.