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Adaptive Sports, Explained

Adaptive sports are outdoor adventure activities all individuals can equally participate in.

Telluride Adaptive Sports Program is a non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of people living with permanent disabilities through year-round recreational opportunities.

TASP became an independent non-profit in 1996, and has been strategically growing programming and adventures ever since.

Our programs — open and customizable to individuals over 4 years old and of all ability and experience levels — are promoting independence, developing life skills, encouraging personal growth, and helping participants thrive. All with the backdrop of the San Juan Mountains.

If you are (or know) a fun-seeker looking for a new challenge, join us!

Person using Adaptive Hand Pedal Bike

Recent Updates

  • TASP a Recipient in Curate Telluride’s Community Giving Initiative

    TASP a Recipient in Curate Telluride’s Community Giving Initiative

    June 5, 2026

    With a focus on what is best for the Telluride community, Curate Telluride’s Curate Good initiative includes support for TASP [...]

  • How to Spend a Weekend in Mountain Village & Telluride, Colorado as a Wheelchair User

    How to Spend a Weekend in Mountain Village & Telluride, Colorado as a Wheelchair User

    May 12, 2026

    Mountain Village has joined the growing list of Colorado destinations to receive Accessibility Verified status by Wheel of the World [...]

  • TASP Community Spotlight: Hit the Slopes with Miracle

    TASP Community Spotlight: Hit the Slopes with Miracle

    May 4, 2026

    Story Written By: Kylea Henseler For Miracle Sickle, one of the very first people to ski with the Telluride Adaptive [...]

A man assists another navigating a forest trail on an adaptive handcycle, showcasing the spirit of adaptive sports. Surrounded by dense foliage, they maneuver around a large fallen tree, focusing intently as teamwork helps them tackle the challenging terrain.
A group of people paddleboarding on a lake with snow-capped mountains and a forest in the background. Some participants are using adapted paddleboards, including one person in a wheelchair on a paddleboard. The sky is partly cloudy, making for an inspiring scene of inclusive sports.
Four people dressed in winter gear are enjoying a ski day. One person, in a yellow jacket, is on the right, while another in blue is on the left. Two individuals are assisting a seated skier in the center. In the background, snow-covered ground and buildings set the serene alpine skiing scene.
A group of people standing on a snowy path in a forest, dressed in winter gear including hats, jackets, and gloves. Snow is falling lightly and the trees around them are covered in snow. One person in the foreground wears a neon green hat and sunglasses, ready for their snowshoeing adventure.
Two people are engaging in rock climbing on a sunny day. One, in a blue shirt and red helmet, is scaling the rock face while the other, dressed in a gray shirt and helmet, is belaying. A road winds through the green landscape with mountains visible in the background, making for perfect adventure activities.
People are skiing down a snowy mountain slope with a scenic view of snow-capped mountains and a forested landscape in the background. A skier in adaptive equipment is in the foreground, showcasing the inclusivity of winter programs, while other skiers are seen scattered down the slope.

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