Adaptive Ski Lessons

For our Adaptive Ski Lessons, we only run one-to-one lessons. We know how important it is to spend time with an instructor, and our guests have our full attention.

In lessons with a sit ski, a helper assists with chairlift transitions. It’s two pros with one client in this situation.

Depending on which resort you’re heading to, requirements will vary. We’re always here to help, so get in touch for more info about lift passes in your resort and for your specific lesson.

Yes. All our instructors speak good English. But, if you have other language needs, please tell us. Our team is bilingual.

Lift passes aren’t included in our ski or snowboard lessons. But it’s worth noting that many resorts will reduce the lift pass price for disabled skiers and a companion. In the 3 Valleys, you can enjoy a 50% discount on a half-day, full-day, or multi-day ski pass.

We understand that life happens and things pop up. If you cancel for any reason, please review our Terms and Conditions.

Organising a ski trip with a disability is tough. Although ski resorts are more accessible now than ever. We know that even the smallest daily tasks can become challenging.

• Snow clearing improves each year for ease of movement around the resort.
• Lift pass offices are becoming more accessible with ramps and lower desks.
• Lift staff are being trained more regularly to slow down chairlifts and aid with the sit ski.
• Lifts now have more ramps and elevators to access them.
• There are also ski buses and restaurants that are wheelchair-friendly.
• Accommodation is more accessible.
• Storage for wheelchairs at lift stations and helpful staff to return your wheelchair to the bottom of the mountain so you can collect it once you’ve finished skiing.
• Rent all-terrain wheelchairs (be prepared to leave a deposit for rental).
• More ski hire shops can provide specially adapted ski equipment.
• Accessible car parking.
• Spacious toilets with easy access.
• Swimming pools with winches and reduced prices.
• The Alps welcome service animals. And it’s easier to get around than ever with many free wheelchair-accessible ski buses with mobility ramps. Service animals are also allowed on ski buses.

Enabling everyone to enjoy the full alpine experience.

If you’re looking for wheelchair-accessible hotels with airport transfers. We can help. Find resorts with more chairlifts and fewer gondolas or drag lifts (much easier for a sit ski). Overcoming such challenges makes all the difference. We can ensure your trip is seamless.
If you’ve got unanswered questions, please contact our friendly team.