we’ve been including people with disabilities in recreation opportunities in Jackson Hole Since 2005!

Teton Adaptive is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose mission is to develop recreation opportunities for people with disabilities living in and visiting the Greater Teton Area. Teton Adaptive serves individuals who have physical, developmental or cognitive disabilities.

Teton Adaptive was founded in 2005, when locals and employees noticed a need for inclusion in skiing at the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Since it was founded in 2005, the organization continues to push the envelope on inclusion and accessibility in the outdoor industry in order to afford individuals with disabilities the same opportunities to experience the Tetons as their able-bodied family members and friends. This has allowed visitors from across the United States, as well as those traveling internationally to participate in adaptive adventure sports and leisure opportunities in Jackson Hole such as alpine and nordic skiing, paragliding, mountain biking, road cycling, paddling, sled hockey, hiking and more.

At Teton Adaptive, 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!

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Testimonials

  • Snowboarding gave me purpose. It gave me something to work toward and helped shape who I am today. It made me proud to be an adaptive athlete.

    -Dylan Deal, TA Athlete

  • We have been blown away by the activities and accommodations that can be made for someone even as young as Aiden and his individual needs.

    -Caitlyn Chirico, TA Parent

  • TA helped me overcome my fears with rock climbing. They make the experience unique for each participant and they push me to be my best

    - Tim McLaurin (JBR) TA Athlete