Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports
Compiled from public sources · October 2026
Kids and adults of all ages with any type of disability take individualized lessons and outings in adaptive alpine skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing with Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports. The nonprofit is based at its Turtle Ridge Center at Pico Mountain in Killington, and its winter programs also run at Sugarbush, Bolton Valley, Bromley and Stratton. Spring, summer and fall bring adaptive paddling, sailing, cycling, mountain biking, hiking, indoor rock climbing and tennis at sites across Vermont. Since its founding in 1987, the nonprofit has never turned anyone away for inability to pay, and it offers scholarships and sliding-scale fees.
The practical details
- Hours
- 9:00am – 5:00pm
- Environment
- Outdoor
- Operator
- Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports · Nonprofit
- Financial aid
- Available
This listing was compiled from public sources such as news reports and visitor bureaus. Confirm dates, prices and details on Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports’s own website before registering.
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★★★★★Emily MakiThe team at VT Adaptive truly knows how to give back and create a beautiful, supportive community. What they gave me was something incredibly meaningful—a real sense of purpose. The crew at VT Adaptive was patient, understanding, and stuck with me. They took the time to work with me, support me, and help me grow. That meant a lot. Not only did they help me learn a brand-new skill, they also gave me a taste of adrenaline. Their encouragement and dedication made the whole experience unforgettable and safe. The people at VT Adaptive are truly priceless. I’m so thankful and honored to have learned from them and to be part of such an amazing community. I can’t recommend them enough.
★★★★★John TrottPico mountain is a gem. Tom and Dave were amazing guides for this blind skier. Two incredible days of skiing with them.
★★★★★Eric ByrdVermont Adaptive is one of the most amazing nonprofit organizations that I’ve ever witnessed at work! What they provide to the community, to veterans, to children and adults alike with their inclusive programs to get anyone and everyone involved in many outdoor activities and adventures throughout this gorgeous state of Vermont. It is truly incredible. I’m not exaggerating one bit to say that my first experience with them hit me with a sense of awe that sent tears down my face in a truly beautiful way. The staff and volunteers never cease to amaze and there are not words to fully describe it well enough. It’s an experience to be had whether participating or volunteering.
★★★★★Tim MacLeanVermont Adaptive is an amazing organization that gives people with all abilities the ability to recreate outside. The staff and volunteers are an awesome group of people and make for a fun time on the mountain.
★★★★★Aharoni ZislingThis is an amazing organization to volunteer with, or to donate to. Helping make sports available for every type of body. Truly amazing folks that are so dedicated to helping those who want to learn to ski, snowboard, or just be outdoors and active.