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We are excited for WINTER!

Whether you are interested in volunteering with us or joining us as a student, our skilled instructors and staff will be excited to show you why we love snow!

Give back while having fun on snow!

Volunteers are the heart and soul of Adaptive Sports at Mount Snow. We could not provide amazing experiences for our
participants without our incredibly talented and dedicated volunteers. Each volunteer brings a unique set of skills to us. We offer training to help prepare you for your experience teaching skiing or snowboarding to our students with disabilities.

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Start your winter with Warren Miller 75

Warren Miller’s annual movies are a traditional start of winter for many skiers and riders. We are excited to host our own show at 7:00 pm on November 30th at The Hermitage Club. Ticket pricing: $25 for adults, $15 for 12 years and younger. Raffles, t-shirts and fun!

Tickets go on sale Oct 20th

Winter lesson registration is open now

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WINTERFEST SAVE THE DATE

MARK FEB 1, 2025 ON YOUR CALENDAR FOR THE BEST PARTY OF THE WINTER. GREAT FOOD, GREAT PEOPLE, GREAT AUCTION, GREAT CAUSE TO SUPPORT.

Stay tuned for more info to come

Questions about Volunteering?

Join staff, trainers, and volunteers for a Q&A session to get them answered! Virtual sessions are October 16 and November 4th, 7-8pm.

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Adaptive Sports at Mount Snow

What Drives Us:

Our Mission

Adaptive Sports at Mount Snow is a volunteer-driven non-profit that provides adaptive sports, recreational opportunities and educational experiences to the Mount Snow community and its visitors throughout the year. We help individuals with disabilities to develop skills and instill pride and confidence that enables them to demonstrate their strengths and capabilities.

Who We Are

Adaptive Sports at Mount Snow is an independently run 501(c)(3). We are an active chapter of Move United. We are led by a diverse Board of Directors, directed daily by a small dedicated staff and could not exist without the generous donation of many hundreds of thousands of hours from volunteer instructors and assistants.