More than 400 highly-trained volunteer instructors make Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports’ mission of empowering individuals with disabilities possible. Out of a dedicated pool of volunteers, Vermont Adaptive program coordinators recognized this year’s four Volunteers of the Year at off-snow trainings this fall, which were…

Dec. 28, 2020 Entering Phase 3 Program Update  We are excited to announce that based on the Vermont Governor’s relaxing of some restrictions and in consultation with officials from the State of Vermont, we are able to enter Phase 3 of our Return to Play…

This summer and fall, Vermont Adaptive collaborated with Stowe Trail Partnerships, the Killington Mountain Bike Club, Slate Valley Trails, the Burlington Bike Park Coalition, and Millstone Trails Association to assess existing trail networks and determine what modifications and new builds could be done to ensure…

Happy New Year! A bit too early? Not at Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports! Vermont Adaptive’s fiscal year began on Nov. 1, and this year more than ever we are excited to say goodbye to 2020 and to begin 2021 with a fresh outlook and…

By Iain Kimpton, high school student and Vermont Adaptive volunteer Service, one of the greatest things a person can do in their life to give back to their community. I never understood why service was so important to people when I was younger. Now after…

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