List of bobsleigh, luge, and skeleton tracks

There are a total of 16 bobsleigh, luge, and skeleton tracks around the world in use for competitions. All of the current tracks on this list are constructed of reinforced concrete and use artificial refrigeration to keep the track cool enough during early and late season to hold ice. St. Moritz, Switzerland is the exception, as it is carved into the snowpack each year. The IBSF is the governing body for racing with the sports of Bobsled and Skeleton while the FIL is the governing body for racing with Luge.

Lake Placid track in the United States during summer

Artificial tracks

Current tracks

Country	Track	Length (m)	Vertical Drop (m)	Average Grade (%)	Maximum Grade (%)	Bobsleigh / skeleton curves	Luge men's singles curves	Luge women's singles / men's doubles curves	Winter Olympics	Current Track Completed / First Run (year)
Austria	Igls[1]	1,228	124	9.0	18.0	14	14	10	1964, 1976	1963
	Imst[2]	1,000.9	124.8	12.48			17			1958
Canada	Whistler[3]	1,450	148	9.0	20.0	16	16	14	2010	2007
China	Yanqing[4]	1,975	121	6.0	18.0	16	16		2022	2020[5]
France	La Plagne[6]	1,507.5	124	8.0	14.0	19	15	14	1992	1990
Germany	Altenberg[7][8]	1,413	122.22	8.66	15.0	17	17	15 / 11		1983
	Königssee[9]	1,251.2	120	9.0	10.35	13 / 12	16	12		1968
	Oberhof[10]	1,069.70	96.37	9.2	36.4	15	15	12		1971
	Winterberg[11]	1,330	110	9.8	15.0	14	14	11		1977
Korea, Rep.	Pyeongchang[12]	1,376.38	116.32	9.48	25.0	16	16	13	2018	2016
Latvia	Sigulda[13]	1,200	99	8.0	9.3	16	16	13		1986
Norway	Lillehammer[14]	1,365	114.3	8.0	15.0	16	16	13	1994	1992
Russia	Sochi[15]	1,500	124	20.0	22.0	19	20	17	2014	2013
Switzerland	St. Moritz[16]	1,722	130	8.14	15.0	19			1928, 1948	1903
United States	Lake Placid[17]	1,455	128	9.8	20.0	20	20	17	1932, 1980	1930
	Park City[18]	1,335	103.9	8.1	15.0	15	17	12	2002	1997

Planned tracks

Country	Track	Length (m)	Vertical Drop (m)	Average Grade (%)	Maximum Grade (%)	Bobsleigh-skeleton curves	Luge men's singles curves	Luge women's singles/ men's doubles curves	Winter Olympics	Current Track Completed / First Run (year)
Austria	Bludenz[19]	700	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD		TBD
Italy	Cortina d'Ampezzo (new venue)[20][21]	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	2026	TBD
Sweden	Hammarstrand[22]	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD		TBD

Former tracks

Country	Track	Length (m)	Vertical Drop (m)	Average Grade (%)	Bobsleigh curves	Luge men's singles curves	Luge women's singles / men's doubles curves	Opened	Closed	Winter Olympics
Bosnia and Herzegovina (formerly  Yugoslavia)	Trebević[23]	1,300	125.9	10.2	13	13	11	1982	1991	1984
Canada	Calgary	1,475	121.48	8	14	14	10	1986	2019	1988
France	Alpe d'Huez		140		6			1940s ?	1950s ?	none
	Alpe d'Huez (olympic track)	1,500	140	9.33	13			1967	1968	1968 (Bobsleigh)
	Chamonix	1,369.88	156.29	11.4	19			1923	1950	1924
	Villard-de-Lans	1,000	110	11		11		1967	1971	1968 (Luge)
Germany	Garmisch-Partenkirchen	1,525	129.43	8.49	17			1910	1960	1936
Italy	Cesana[24]	1,435	117	9.2	19	19	17	2005	2012	2006
	Cervinia	1,520	142	9.34	15			1963	1991
	Cortina d'Ampezzo (bobsleigh and skeleton only)	1,350	120.45	15.9	13			1923	2008	1956
Japan	Teineyama	1,536	132	8.4	14			1971	1990	1972 bobsleigh
	Teineyama	1,023	101	9.9		14	11	1971	1972	1972 luge
	Nagano	1,360	113	8.64	14	14	13	1997	2018	1998
Norway	Oslo	1,507.5	124.35	8.6	13			1951	1952	1952
Poland	Szklarska Poręba (Schreiberhau)	2100						1925	1939/40
Romania	Sinaia[25]	1500	132	13				1970	2009
Russia	Paramonovo	1600	105	15	19			2010	2016 (not iced since)
Sweden	Hammarstrand	1,045				11	8	1963	2001

Natural luge tracks

Please see List of natural luge tracks

These are tracks adapted from existing mountain roads and paths. Artificial banking and refrigeration are prohibited.