Page 2 - Adaptive Ski News Today

This 1993 classic segment from 'Soul Sessions and Epic Impressions' transports us back to the early years of adaptive skiing.

From Vermont to British Columbia, here are six ski resorts in North America that have adaptive ski and snowboarding programs meant to help athletes with disabilities.

What does representation in climbing look like? It looks like climbers of all abilities getting inclusion, access, and working together to progress in the

A new video from Jackson Hole Mountain Resort tells the story of Deepest Darkest, a new bike trail improved for adaptive athletes.

The barrier for entry into winter sports is pretty high. One thing that should never be a barrier? Having gear that fits properly, no matter your size.

From being nervous and overwhelmed to now being inspirational and thankful, that progression exemplifies what Crystal Radice-Dunblazer, a retired Army nurse, experienced with the Vail Veterans Program.

From hiking to skiing, here is where to find outdoor accessible recreation activities in Vermont if you use a wheelchair.

ARLINGTON -- The Arlington Arts and Enrichment Program was awarded a grant through the Vermont Department of Tourism and Marketings regional marketing program, one of 22 organizations awarded funding to

Unique articulation, thoughtfully placed seams, and extra insulation where it's needed most are just some of the innovations behind the Eddie Bauer BC Flyline Adaptive Ski Kit.