Sigulda Bobsleigh Track
One of the few artificial bobsleigh runs in the world open to the public - ride a real Olympic track at speed in winter, or a wheeled sled in summer.
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Sigulda has one of the world's handful of bobsleigh and luge tracks, a genuine international competition run threading down the valley side. In winter you can ride it as a passenger in a bob at serious speed with a professional pilot; in summer a wheeled soft-bob gives a tamer version of the same plunge.
What you actually see
- The winter bob run - a passenger ride down the iced Olympic track behind a pilot.
- The summer wheeled sled - a slower ride on wheels when there is no ice.
- The track itself - the curling concrete run down the wooded valley side.
- Training crews - national teams sometimes practise here in season.
When to go
Winter for the real iced bobsleigh experience, which is the thrilling one; summer for the gentler wheeled version. Rides run to a schedule and weather, so check and book ahead.
Honest expectations
The winter ride is fast and not for the nervous or those with back or neck problems; the summer version is far milder and a different thing. Rides depend on conditions and can be cancelled, so do not build a whole day around it without checking. It is a short, expensive thrill rather than a long visit.
Nearby
The Aerodium wind tunnel is minutes away; Turaida castle and the Gauja valley are across the gorge.
What to pack for Sigulda Bobsleigh Track
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Opening times, ticket prices and seasonal closures change - check the official source before you go: official site.


