Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports has purchased more than 125 acres of land in Rochester and conserved the property with the Vermont Land Trust (VLT).
Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports has named Program Director Felicia Fowler as the recipient of the 2025 Kellen Sams Memorial Leadership Award, recognizing her steady
Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports has named four individuals as its 2025 Volunteers of the Year, recognizing their year-round commitment to the organization’s mission of
At Vermont Adaptive, our community thrives on connection—the kind built over snowy slopes, high-fives, shared gear, and stories passed from one season to the next.
“When I became disabled, I felt like I was shattered,” says Emily Nappi, who lives in Northern New Jersey but spends her free time in
Nov. 26, 2025 When Veronica Gaspa stepped into skis for the first time this past February, she wasn’t alone. She was surrounded by new friends,
Nov. 18, 2025 Each winter, Anne Castine makes the trip from her home downcountry to the familiar slopes of Bromley Mountain. It’s not just the
Nov. 17, 2025 For Louis Arevalo, a professional photographer, the trail to Vermont Adaptive began long before he ever clicked into a mono-ski in the
Nov. 4, 2025 For Steve Kerstein, volunteering with The Bart Center (which is now a part of Vermont Adaptive) began with a simple conversation at
Oct. 16, 2025 With the merger this July of Bart Adaptive Sports with and into Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports, the organization announced the promotion
