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Para alpine skiing in Vermont

Play Adaptive Sports lists 9 para alpine skiing programs in Vermont, in Killington, Bolton, East Burke, Fayston. 9 serve kids or teens.

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.

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Questions people ask

Where can I play para alpine skiing in Vermont?

There are 9 para alpine skiing listings in Vermont on Play Adaptive Sports: Vermont Adaptive at Bolton Valley (Taff Adaptive Yurt) (Bolton); Adaptive Sports Partners at Burke Mountain (East Burke); Vermont Adaptive at Sugarbush Mt. Ellen (Murphy's Annex) (Fayston); Adaptive Sports Partners at Jay Peak (Jay); Vermont Adaptive at Pico Mountain (Killington); Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports (Killington); Vermont Adaptive at Stratton (formerly Bart Adaptive Sports Center) (Stratton Mountain); Adaptive Sports at Mount Snow (West Dover); and more.

Who runs para alpine skiing in the U.S.?

Para alpine skiing is governed by U.S. Ski & Snowboard and International Ski and Snowboard Federation. They keep national lists of teams and events.