Play Adaptive Sports

Adaptive ski mountains

Play Adaptive Sports lists 115 ski areas with adaptive ski, sit-ski or snowboard programs in 33 states. 85 say they provide adaptive equipment, and 115 take kids and teens. Each page shows the program that runs lessons on that mountain, how to book, and lesson details when the program publishes them.

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Questions people ask

What is adaptive skiing?

Downhill skiing standing, sitting on a mono-ski or bi-ski, or with a guide for athletes who are blind. Most kids start in a learn-to-ski lesson.

Do I need my own adaptive ski equipment?

Usually not. 85 of the 115 mountains listed here say their adaptive program provides equipment such as sit-skis, bi-skis and outriggers. Ask the program when you book.

How do I book an adaptive ski lesson?

Open the mountain's page and use the program's website or phone number. Most adaptive programs ask you to book days or weeks ahead so they can match an instructor and equipment to the skier.