Stevens Pass Ski & Snowboard

Adaptive Access


Ski Instructor with Adaptive Skier at Stevens Pass

Experience the Thrill of Adaptive Skiing and Riding

At Stevens Pass, we believe that the mountain is for everyone. That’s why we partner with organizations like Outdoors for All Foundation to provide adaptive ski and snowboard lessons tailored to individuals of all abilities. Our instructors are certified by the Professional Ski Instructors of America (PSIA)and are trained to make skiing or snowboarding possible for anyone with physical, sensory, or intellectual disabilities.
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Outdoors For All Foundation
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The Outdoors for All Foundation is a non-profit organization whose mission is to enrich the quality of life for children and adults with disabilities through year-round, outdoor recreation.

Outdoors For All offers adaptive downhill skiing, snowboarding and ski skiing for youth and adults of any abilities. If you’re looking for adaptive ski lessons at Stevens Pass.

Each year more than 2,400 children and adults with disabilities "exercise their abilities" thanks to the help of more than 700 volunteers. Stevens Pass is proud to be a host of Outdoors for All on-snow, adaptive programs. In the off-snow season, Outdoors for All provides activities that include: hiking, cycling, canoeing and kayaking, rock climbing, river rafting, water skiing, yoga, camping trips and day camps.

Get more details on the Outdoors for All website, or contact:

Phone: 206.838.6030 x200
Email: info@outdoorsforall.org

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Outdoors for All participant, Graham Thomson and his family learning to ski together at Stevens Pass.

Location & Hours of Operation

Outdoors for All Foundation is located in the Summit Room of the Tye Creek Lodge at Stevens Pass. 93001 US Hwy 2, Skykomish, WA 98288.

Look for the green Outdoors for All tent outside Stevens Pass rental shop.

Hours of operation: January-March 9am-2pm

Frequently Asked Questions

Adaptive Skiing, Adaptive Snowboarding
One-on-one instruction, specialized equipment, on-mountain guides, beginner through advanced
Yes. Phone: +1 (206) 838-6030, Email: programs@outdoorsforall.org, Booking Website: http://www.outdoorsforall.org/
  • ADA parking will require a reservation at no cost, to park before 10 am on weekends and holiday periods.
  • ADA parking is available in designated spots located in Lot A (near the drop-off zone and ski patrol) and Lot G.
  • Elevator access is available right inside the Granite Peaks basement door, leading up to the ticket/season pass office and restaurants.
Yes. Outdoors for All seeks to remove economic barriers that may prevent participants from exercising their abilities outdoors. Financial aid awards are made on a first-come, first-served basis, based on the application guidelines linked below. Click HERE to learn more.