Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports, a nationally recognized non-profit organization that provides recreational sports to people with disabilities, has selected John Collins, of St. George,
By Maddie Lindgren, intern, Vermont State University, Class of 2025 On a radiant Sunday afternoon, the Central Vermont Mt. Ellen and Chittenden Race Team
By Maddie Lindgren, intern, Vermont State University, Class of 2025 With her mom trailing behind her, and two Vermont Adaptive instructors in front, 10-year-old
By Maddie Lindgren, intern, Vermont State University, Class of 2025 In the adrenaline-fueled world of winter sports, two young athletes are making turns
Written by Maddie Lindgren, Vermont State University Class of 2025 Athlete: Krister Adams Age: 60 Program Location: Tuesdays and Thursdays at Bolton Valley Resort
Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports, a leading nonprofit in the adaptive sports industry committed to providing year-round sports and recreational opportunities to people with disabilities,
Hi, my name is Grant Edebohls. I am from Shelburne, Vermont, and I am an 18-year-old intern with Vermont Adaptive at the Burlington Waterfront, Bolton
Meet Greta Wright. Greta initially interned at Bolton Valley with Vermont Adaptive during the winter of 2022 and has returned for another year of interning
To be a volunteer at Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports is to embody tireless dedication, strong leadership and a big heart. To strive to empower
Winter is ON and we have switched gears – to skis, snowboards, Nordic, snowshoes, all things snow! We offer up lessons seven days at week
