Disability skiing initiatives in Telluride, Colorado

Located at 568 Mountain Village Boulevard in Telluride, Colorado, the Telluride Adaptive Sports Program (TASP) has been providing outdoor programs and lessons for individuals with disabilities for the past 25 years. Thousands of outdoor enthusiasts have benefited from the services offered by TASP, with tens of thousands of programs and lessons provided. One of the inspiring stories that have emerged from TASP is that of adaptive rider Holly Palmer, who has defied the odds to experience the thrill of sliding sideways. Custom gear has been created to accommodate her unique needs, allowing her to fully participate in the activities offered by TASP.

Telluride Adaptive Ski, located at 113 Lost Creek Lane in Telluride, Colorado, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving outdoor enthusiasts with disabilities. For the past 25 years, Telluride Adaptive Sports Program (TASP) has provided thousands of programs and lessons to individuals with disabilities, allowing them to experience the thrill of skiing and snowboarding. One of their inspirational riders, Holly Palmer, has custom gear designed to help her overcome challenges and enjoy the freedom of sliding sideways on the slopes. As the town of Telluride transitions into the off-season, TASP continues to buzz with activity, ensuring that individuals with disabilities can continue to enjoy outdoor adventures all year round.