Notable Olympic Mogul Skiers
- Alexandre Bilodeau, Canada (Men's Gold 2010)
- Shannon Bahrke, USA (Women's Silver 2002, Women's Bronze 2010)
- Dale Begg-Smith, Australia (Men's Gold 2006, Men's Silver 2010)
- Jean-Luc Brassard, Canada (Men's Gold 1994)
- Toby Dawson, USA (Men's Bronze 2006)
- Edgar Grospiron, France (Men's Gold 1992, Bronze 1994)
- Jennifer Heil, Canada (Women's Gold 2006, Women's Silver 2010)
- Hannah Kearney, USA (Women's Gold 2010)
- Janne Lahtela, Finland (Men's Gold 2002, Silver 1998)
- Sandra Laoura, France (Women's Bronze 2006)
- Travis Mayer, USA (Men's Silver 2002)
- Jonny Moseley, USA (Men's Gold 1998)
- Mikko Ronkainen, Finland (Men's Silver 2006)
- Tae Satoya, Japan (Women's Gold 1998, Bronze 2002)
- Kari Traa, Norway (Women's Gold 2002, Silver 2006, Bronze 1998)
- Donna Weinbrecht, USA (Women's Gold 1992)
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