Summer Adaptive Sports Programs in Jackson Hole
Core Values: Inclusive Outdoor Recreation
At TAS we believe in outdoor recreation that includes all abilities. We strive for equal access to opportunities to improve quality of life. That’s what outdoor recreation is about!
Inclusive
As members of our community, adaptive athletes should have the same access to outdoor recreation as everyone else. We believe that separate is not equal. By equipping and training outfitters, ski and bike programs and community organizers to include and plan for people of all abilities we strive for inclusion!
Outdoor
TAS began with a ski program, as most adaptive sports outfits do! We find that skiing, snowboarding, hiking, climbing, boating and biking bring us joy. Great friendships and skills are forged while participating in outdoor recreation. It is our mission to make outdoor recreation more accessible and inclusive of people with different abilities.
Recreation
It’s about fun! When we are outside connecting with our environment, learning new ways to cover ground and spending quality time with people we care about our lives and our health improve. TAS and other recreation providers are in the quality of life business.
Adaptive Cycling Program
The Teton Adaptive Sports Cycling Program features several ways to get adaptive athletes out on the top-notch trail systems in Jackson Hole, both on the pathways and off road on trails. We offer off road mountain biking lessons for adaptive individuals of groups, plus a number of demo options where people can ‘rent’ an adaptive bike for use on their own.
Summer Group Programs
Summer Programs are unique adaptive offerings that allow people with disabilities to take part in many of the summer activities all people do in Jackson Hole. Participants are grouped into four categories and take part in programs like paddling, cycling, climbing, fishing, and even a food tour on bikes plus others during the summer months.
Peak Achievement Grants
Have a special adventure planned to complete in the Greater Teton area? Give us a jingle to see whether we can support you in some way. Past Peak Achievement Grant adaptive adventures included the first blind climber to the reach the top of the Grand Teton and a one-armed athlete who completed the “Picnic triathlon” in Grand Teton National Park. You dream up the adventure and we’ll see how we can help you!
Ready to Participate in our Adaptive Programming?
Whether you are a local or a visitor to the Greater Teton area, you can join the fun in any of our summer adaptive sports programs.
Contact
ADDRESS:
7342 Granite Loop Road
PO Box 903
Teton Village, Wyoming 83025
Phone: 307.203.2223
Email: info@tetonadaptivesports.com
501(c)3 non-profit organization
ID 06-1741611
Photo Credits:
Joe Stone
Julie Tickle
Dirt Myth
Jason Malczyk
Adam Glos
Peter Lobozzo
Cory Connett
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To develop recreation opportunities for people with disabilities living in and visiting the Greater Teton Area.
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