We proudly partner with several local outdoor recreation organizations for more adaptive winter activities.

For most activities, a TASP adaptive instructor accompanies a professional partner guide. For details, check out partners’ websites or call our Programs office at 970-728-3865.

  • Fat Tire Biking

    Join us for a half-day excursion in the greater Telluride area or on Telluride Ski Resort.

  • Ice Climbing

    San Juan Outdoor School and Mountain Trip offer a one-of-a-kind, half-day experience for individuals to scale frozen waterfalls in the San Juan Mountains.

    All needed technical gear, adaptive equipment, and transportation is included. Open to pre-approved individuals with physical or cognitive disabilities.

  • Backcountry Snowmobiling

    Telluride Outside and Telluride Outfitters host individual or family snowmobile trips. TASP encourage you to book directly with the snowmobiling outfitters as they can accommodate many trips without TASP’s direct involvement.  If you feel you need a TASP liaison on the trip, please contact us to discuss.

  • Backcountry Heli-Skiing

    Helitrax offers a unique off-trail skiing experience where participants take a helicopter to access more remote areas and slopes of intermediate to advanced terrain. Options are available for single-day or multi-day guided adventures.

  • Off-Piste Ski or Snowboard Touring

    San Juan Outdoor School and Mountain Trip organize off-piste (backcountry) lessons and trips for adaptive skiers and snowboarders. Participants of intermediate to advanced ski or snowboard abilities can experience untracked powder.

  • Special Olympics

    Join Team San Juan, TASP’s Special Olympics alpine ski and snowboard team. Soak up the slopes while practicing skills and fostering teamwork. Athletes who attend the minimum required practice are eligible to compete in the Regional Tournament and advance to the Colorado State Games.

    For details, call 970-728-5010.

  • Adventures for Locals

    TASP offers day adventures for residents in and around Telluride, including hosting local students. Outdoor activities include adaptive skiing, snowboarding, Nordic skiing and snowshoeing.

    Contact us for more information and to register.

  • International Programming

    TASP adaptive skiing and snowboarding has gone global! Recent trips have included Chile and Japan with more to come.

    For information on upcoming programming, call our Programs office at 970-728-3865.

A person dressed in a red jacket, black pants, and a white helmet is ice climbing on a steep, frozen wall using ice axes. It's winter fun for everyone as several others are climbing and watching in the snowy canyon below. Red ropes are visible, aiding the climbers in their ascent.
A person in a red and black jacket and orange helmet climbs an icy slope using an ice axe, experiencing the thrill of winter fun. They are secured with a red rope, while snow and ice cover the ground. Two other people are visible in the background, observing the ascent.
A person in winter gear and a helmet is ice climbing on a frozen waterfall using an ice axe, showcasing thrilling winter activities. The steep ice wall drips with icicles at the top. A rope ensures the climber's safety. The sky is clear, and trees surround the top of the waterfall, making for ideal winter fun.
A person wearing an orange helmet, grey hoodie, and dark gloves is ice climbing. They are using ice axes and are attached to a green safety rope. In this adventurous display of winter fun, the background features a snowy and rocky landscape.
Three people are outside near a stone building, enjoying winter activities. Two of them are using wheelchairs, one raising their arms in celebration while wearing a turquoise jacket and purple pants. A person on the right, in a red jacket and colorful hat, holds medals and smiles. A pride flag is visible.
A smiling man in a wheelchair receives a medal from a woman in a red jacket and colorful beanie. Another woman in sunglasses assists by holding the man's head. The backdrop of brick wall and people in outdoor gear suggests they're all enjoying some winter activities together.
Two people smiling on a ski lift, basking in the winter fun. The person in front wears a leopard-print jacket, gloves, and a helmet with goggles. The person behind sports a blue jacket and orange helmet. A stunning snowy landscape unfolds under the clear blue sky.
A group of skiers in colorful gear enjoys some winter fun as they pose happily on the snowy ground in front of a stone building. Some are standing, while one person playfully lies in front. A mix of helmets and winter jackets is visible against the sunny day’s bright lighting.
A ski instructor in red assists a person in a sit-ski on a snowy slope, capturing the spirit of winter fun. Another skier is seated nearby, taking a break. Snow-covered mountains and a clear blue sky create the perfect backdrop for this joyous winter adventure.
A skier in a red jacket and blue pants stands on a snowy slope, embodying winter fun with their green helmet and goggles. They're near a roped-off area, against the backdrop of large houses and clear blue skies, enjoying the perfect day on the mountain.
Two people are outdoors near the Telluride Adaptive Sports Program. One person sits in a specialized adaptive off-road cycle, reminiscent of alpine skiing gear, while the other stands beside them. Both are wearing helmets and winter clothing, smiling at the camera.

What To Know

Times, locations, transportation, and packing lists are provided during the booking process.

All registrants must complete required paperwork and review health and safety information to ensure participating is for you.

For paperwork and FAQs, visit Participant Resources.

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