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

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Alpine Skiing

OAS offers ski and snowboard lessons at both Mt Bachelor and Hoodoo Ski Area. Each lesson is individually crafted to fit the needs and goals of the participant.

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Cross Country Skiing and Snowshoeing

OAS offers instruction and guides for cross country skiing and snowshoeing. Cross country skiing and snowshoeing are great alternatives to alpine skiing and snowboarding offering many individuals access to the beauty of Oregon's outdoors in wintertime.

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Snowboarding

OAS offers alpine ski and snowboard lessons at Mount Bachelor and Hoodoo Ski Area.

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Summer Sports and Programs

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Cycling

There are so many ways to get out and cycle in Central Oregon. Come try a new bike, hone in your setup or challenge yourself with our cycling programs!

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Golf

Thanks to Awbrey Glen Golf Club, OAS offers monthly golf clinics as well as the ability to arrange course play on Monday afternoons!

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Hiking

Bend and all of Central Oregon boasts thousands of miles of incredible hiking trails. Come explore with us! Wheelchair hiking available.

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Mountain Biking

OAS offers mountain biking and off road cycling experiences for a wide range of abilities. Come explore Central Oregon's renowned singletrack and expansive network of forest roads!

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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.