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Adaptive Sports, Explained

Adaptive sports are outdoor adventure activities all individuals can equally participate in.

Telluride Adaptive Sports Program is a non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of people living with permanent disabilities through year-round recreational opportunities.

TASP became an independent non-profit in 1996, and has been strategically growing programming and adventures ever since.

Our programs — open and customizable to individuals over 4 years old and of all ability and experience levels — are promoting independence, developing life skills, encouraging personal growth, and helping participants thrive. All with the backdrop of the San Juan Mountains.

If you are (or know) a fun-seeker looking for a new challenge, join us!

Person using Adaptive Hand Pedal Bike

Recent Updates

  • Mountain Club and TASP team up on trails

    Mountain Club and TASP team up on trails

    November 11, 2024

    After thoughtfully reviewing a record number of nominations, it is with gratitude and admiration that the Telluride Foundation announces David Sussman (better-known […]

  • Mountain Club and TASP team up on trails

    Mountain Club and TASP team up on trails

    September 19, 2024

    Walking and rolling on the Valley Floor trail is more safe and enjoyable for all trail users of diverse ability […]

  • Telluride Adaptive Sports Program offers adventures for every ability

    Telluride Adaptive Sports Program offers adventures for every ability

    October 2, 2023

    The Western Slope may be a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, but some people need a little more help to get […]

A man assists another navigating a forest trail on an adaptive handcycle, showcasing the spirit of adaptive sports. Surrounded by dense foliage, they maneuver around a large fallen tree, focusing intently as teamwork helps them tackle the challenging terrain.
A group of people paddleboarding on a lake with snow-capped mountains and a forest in the background. Some participants are using adapted paddleboards, including one person in a wheelchair on a paddleboard. The sky is partly cloudy, making for an inspiring scene of inclusive sports.
Four people dressed in winter gear are enjoying a ski day. One person, in a yellow jacket, is on the right, while another in blue is on the left. Two individuals are assisting a seated skier in the center. In the background, snow-covered ground and buildings set the serene alpine skiing scene.
A group of people standing on a snowy path in a forest, dressed in winter gear including hats, jackets, and gloves. Snow is falling lightly and the trees around them are covered in snow. One person in the foreground wears a neon green hat and sunglasses, ready for their snowshoeing adventure.
Two people are engaging in rock climbing on a sunny day. One, in a blue shirt and red helmet, is scaling the rock face while the other, dressed in a gray shirt and helmet, is belaying. A road winds through the green landscape with mountains visible in the background, making for perfect adventure activities.
People are skiing down a snowy mountain slope with a scenic view of snow-capped mountains and a forested landscape in the background. A skier in adaptive equipment is in the foreground, showcasing the inclusivity of winter programs, while other skiers are seen scattered down the slope.

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