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Winter Disabled Programs

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Most of us take for granted that we can ski and do all our other favorite outdoor sports free from limitations. But many cannot. The National Sports Center for the Disabled (NSCD) is one of the largest outdoor therapeutic recreation centers in the world and has been helping children and adults with disabilities enjoy their favorite outdoor adventures since the first time they helped 23 amputees learn to ski in Winter Park, Colorado in 1970.

The NSCD offers a variety of exciting winter adventures, including alpine skiing, snowboarding, Nordic hut trips, ski biking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and ski racing. The NSCD's programs are fine-tuned for individuals, families and groups, offering opportunities for all ability levels, from beginner to advanced. The programs run from mid-November to late April.

For individual or group reservations, visit NSCD.org or call 303.515.6723. Reservations are strongly recommended. Visiting during the summer? NSCD offers summer adventures, too.

National Sports Center for the Disabled Programs
Sit Skiers at Winter Park Resort
Participants of NSCD's Sailing Program
Adaptive Hiking Activityy
NSCD Athletes at the Winter Park Open Event
Adaptive Mountain Biking Experience
Sit Skiers and Guide at Winter Park Resort
Adaptive Ski Racer
Adaptive Biking Activity
Adaptive Ski Racer
Teaching a participant how to use the hand controls on the bike
Adaptive Archery
Adaptive Ski Racers Pose at Winter Park Resort

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