Stand-in photo, not this place: Sit-skiing with an instructor in Snowmass, Colorado; not Telluride Adaptive Sports
Telluride Adaptive Sports
Adaptive sports program
About
The Telluride Adaptive Sports Program is a nonprofit offering winter and summer outdoor activities for people with physical and cognitive disabilities who need adaptive instruction. In winter it teaches skiing and snowboarding on Telluride Ski Resort, using equipment and methods such as the mono-ski, bi-ski, dual-ski, 3-track and 4-track, plus guiding techniques for blind skiers. It also offers ski buddy services and specialty camps and programs for all ages.
Summer programs include hiking, biking, climbing, horseback riding and fishing. The Tourism Board lists its office in Mountain Village at 568 Mountain Village Blvd, Suite 101. In 2025 the Tourism Board reported that the program serves more than 500 people a year in more than 3,500 adaptive lessons, helped by more than 150 volunteers.
When to go
Winter lessons follow the ski season, and the resort's 2026-27 season has a targeted opening of November 26, 2026. There's a summer program too. Dates and times aren't posted on the pages we could read, so call before you plan around them.
Good to know
Make reservations by phone at (970) 728-5010. The resort's ski school page links to an adaptive season pass application on the program's website.
Price
Prices vary by program. Check the website or call before you go.
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