Oregon Adaptive Sports offers year-round outdoor recreation programs for individuals with disabilities. Our programs are designed to accommodate a wide range of populations with different skill levels from first time to elite athletes. To learn more about each program, follow the links below!

To register as an athlete, please visit the athlete registration page. 

Winter Sports and Programs

24/25 Winter Program registration will open November 4, 2024 for the full season! For early registration, through December only, lessons can be requested beginning on October 28, 2024.

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Alpine Skiing

Lessons offered at Mt. Bachelor, Hoodoo, & Mt. Ashland. Explore our mountain schedules to schedule your lesson or for events!

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Nordic Skiing & Snowshoeing

Access the beauty of Oregon's outdoors in the wintertime. Check out our community day schedule!

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Snowboarding

Lessons offered at Mt. Bachelor & Hoodoo Ski Area. Each lesson is focused on the needs & goals of the athlete.

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Summer Sports and Programs

Athlete Registration for Summer 2024 ended August 28, 2024.

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Cycling

Come try a new bike, hone in your setup or challenge yourself with our cycling programs!

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adaptive athlete in a teal polo, tan skirt, and OAS hat smiles while putting a golf ball with assistance from the adaptive golf cart.

Golf

Thanks to Awbrey Glen Golf Club, OAS offers monthly golf clinics at no cost to athletes!

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Mountain Biking

Come explore Central Oregon's renowned singletrack and expansive network of forest roads!

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Annual Sports and Programs

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CamPAH!

CamPAH! is a deaf-centric program for Deaf and Hard of Hearing youth athletes between the ages of 10-19.

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Cycle Oregon

OAS supports a handful of athletes with advanced cycling skills on the Cycle Oregon Rally

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Ellie Bartlett JR Racers

A day spent basking in the mountains with an active, inclusive community, honoring Ellie's memory!

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OAS instructor with an adaptive athlete participating in Heroes. They are using a slide unique with meets the needs of stand up skiers to offer balance.

Heroes

OAS is excited to provide a weekend of adaptive skiing / riding for Veterans and Active Duty service members with disabilities.

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Rippers

These winter camps are one of the few coaching opportunities in the west for high level coaching and skill development for adaptive athletes.

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Ski for Life

This is partnership with over 10 schools for students that are supported by the Life Skills Programs.

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Please note that currently OAS is unable to provide personal care for any of our clients. Caretakers are welcome on any program free of charge to assist with clients needs during programming.