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Ski Resorts in the Usa Adaptive Skibiking Allowed As of 1/25/2021 12:35:24Pm by State but Always Call Ahead and Check SKI RESORTS IN THE USA ADAPTIVE SKIBIKING ALLOWED AS OF 1/25/2021 12:35:24PM BY STATE BUT ALWAYS CALL AHEAD AND CHECK ARIZONA RESORTS : 2 ARIZONA SNOWBOWL WEBSITE http://www.arizonasnowbowl.com/ PHONE 928-779-1951 EMAIL [email protected] RENTALS https://www.snowbowl.ski/the-mountain/equipment-rentals/ LESSONS https://www.snowbowl.ski/more-winter-activities/ski-biking/ ADAPTIVE https://www.snowbowl.ski/the-mountain/adaptive-program/ GUIDLINES http://www.snowbowl.ski/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/16-17-ski-bike-guidlines.pdf RESTRICTIONS Skibike insp-check in at ski school to check your Skibike-Can't ride the park-Skibike riders are considered skiers & shall understand & comply with the same rules as skiers & snowboarders-A Skibike is considered a person & lifts will be loaded accordingly NOTES They rent Sledgehammer's and Tngnt's SUNRISE PARK RESORT WEBSITE http://sunriseskiparkaz.com/ PHONE 855-735-7669 EMAIL [email protected] OFFSITE RENTALS 1 https://www.aspensportsflagstaff.com/services-1/ LESSONS https://www.sunriseskipark.com/snow-school MISC https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pm6Rgh23sDo RESTRICTIONS Licence required - Equipment inspection - Restricted access - Chairlift leash required NOTES Rent SkiByk & Sledgehammer CALIFORNIA RESORTS : 7 ALPINE MEADOWS WEBSITE http://squawalpine.com/ PHONE 800-403-0206 EMAIL [email protected] RESTRICTIONS ADAPTIVE ONLY HEAVENLY VALLEY SKI RESORT WEBSITE http://www.skiheavenly.com/ PHONE 775-586-7000 EMAIL [email protected] OFFSITE RENTALS 1 https://sierraskiandcycleworks.com/ OFFSITE RENTALS 2 https://strawberrystation.biz/ski-snowboard-snowshoe-rentals/ OFFSITE RENTALS 3 https://www.demo-worx.com/ski-bikes COVID-19 https://www.skiheavenly.com/explore-the-resort/about-the-resort/winter-experience.aspx RESTRICTIONS Leash required at all times. No Trikkes KIRKWOOD SKI RESORT WEBSITE http://www.kirkwood.com/ PHONE 209-258-6000 EMAIL [email protected] OFFSITE RENTALS 1 https://sierraskiandcycleworks.com/ OFFSITE RENTALS 2 https://strawberrystation.biz/ski-snowboard-snowshoe-rentals/ OFFSITE RENTALS 3 https://www.demo-worx.com/ski-bikes COVID-19 https://www.kirkwood.com/explore-the-resort/about-the-resort/winter-experience.aspx RESTRICTIONS Open Access - Foot Traffic Open Access. No Trikkes MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN WEBSITE http://www.mammothmountain.com/ PHONE 760-934-2571 EMAIL [email protected] RESTRICTIONS ADAPTIVE ONLY - Must take a short class and then they attach a placard to your Skibike. They also require footskis NORTHSTAR AT TAHOE WEBSITE http://www.northstarcalifornia.com/ PHONE 530-562-3434 EMAIL [email protected] OFFSITE RENTALS 1 https://sierraskiandcycleworks.com/ OFFSITE RENTALS 2 https://strawberrystation.biz/ski-snowboard-snowshoe-rentals/ OFFSITE RENTALS 3 https://www.demo-worx.com/ski-bikes RESTRICTIONS Open Access - Foot Traffic Open Access. No Trikkes SIERRA AT TAHOE WEBSITE http://www.sierraattahoe.com/ PHONE 530-659-7453 EMAIL [email protected] OFFSITE RENTALS 1 https://www.demo-worx.com/ski-bikes ADAPTIVE https://www.sierraattahoe.com/sierra-adaptive-lesson-program/ COVID-19 http://www.sierraattahoe.com/covid-19/ SQUAW VALLEY WEBSITE http://squawalpine.com/ PHONE 800-403-0206 EMAIL [email protected] RESTRICTIONS ADAPTIVE ONLY COLORADO RESORTS : 13 ASPEN MOUNTAIN WEBSITE http://www.aspensnowmass.com PHONE 970-925-1220 EMAIL [email protected] LESSONS http://taosadaptive.com/ ADAPTIVE http://taosadaptive.com/ COVID-19 https://www.aspensnowmass.com/safety/covid19-operating-procedures RESTRICTIONS Leash required BRECKENRIDGE SKI RESORT WEBSITE http://www.breckenridge.com/ PHONE 970-453-5000 EMAIL [email protected] OFFSITE RENTALS 1 https://www.rogerssnowbikerentals.com/ OFFSITE RENTALS 2 http://www.rentsnowbikes.com/ OFFSITE RENTALS 3 https://www.facebook.com/pg/clearcreekskibikesinc/about/ OFFSITE RENTALS 4 https://coloradoskibikes.com/ LESSONS http://taosadaptive.com/ ADAPTIVE http://taosadaptive.com/ RESTRICTIONS Open Access - Foot Traffic Open Access. No Trikkes BUTTERMILK WEBSITE http://www.aspensnowmass.com PHONE 970-925-1220 EMAIL [email protected] ADAPTIVE http://taosadaptive.com/ COVID-19 https://www.aspensnowmass.com/safety/covid19-operating-procedures RESTRICTIONS Restricted Access - Foot Traffic restricted Access - Lift leash required CRESTED BUTTE WEBSITE http://www.skicb.com/ PHONE 970-349-2333 EMAIL [email protected] MISC https://www.skicb.com/the-mountain/more-options/mountain-safety.aspx?tc_1=2 COVID-19 https://www.skicb.com/explore-the-resort/about-the-resort/winter-experience.aspx ELDORA WEBSITE http://www.eldora.com/ PHONE 303-440-8700 EMAIL [email protected] OFFSITE RENTALS 1 http://steamboatskibikes.com/ OFFSITE RENTALS 2 https://www.facebook.com/pg/clearcreekskibikesinc/about/ OFFSITE RENTALS 3 https://coloradoskibikes.com/ ADAPTIVE http://taosadaptive.com/ COVID-19 https://www.eldora.com/plan-your-trip/explore-eldora/20-21-winter-experience RESTRICTIONS Open Access - Foot Traffic Open Access - Lift leash required GRANBY RANCH WEBSITE http://www.granbyranch.com/ PHONE 888-850-4615 EMAIL [email protected] RESTRICTIONS ADAPTIVE ONLY KEYSTONE RESORT WEBSITE http://www.keystoneresort.com/ PHONE 970-496-4000 EMAIL [email protected] OFFSITE RENTALS 1 https://www.rogerssnowbikerentals.com/ OFFSITE RENTALS 2 http://www.rentsnowbikes.com/ OFFSITE RENTALS 3 https://www.facebook.com/pg/clearcreekskibikesinc/about/ OFFSITE RENTALS 4 https://coloradoskibikes.com/ ADAPTIVE https://www.keystoneresort.com/plan-your-trip/ski-and-ride-lessons/category/adaptive.aspx RESTRICTIONS Open Access - Foot Traffic Open Access. No Trikkes - Permit required MONARCH MOUNTAIN WEBSITE http://www.skimonarch.com/ PHONE 719-530-5000 EMAIL [email protected] RESTRICTIONS ADAPTIVE ONLY PURGATORY RESORT WEBSITE https://www.purgatoryresort.com/ PHONE 970-247-9000 EMAIL [email protected] OFFSITE RENTALS 1 https://www.ptpsilverton.com/ski-bike-rentals/ OFFSITE RENTALS 2 https://durangoskiandpatio.com/ ADAPTIVE https://www.purgatoryresort.com/the-mountain/additional-mountain-programs/adaptive-sports/ SNOWMASS WEBSITE http://www.aspensnowmass.com PHONE 970-925-1220 EMAIL [email protected] ADAPTIVE https://www.aspensnowmass.com/plan-your-stay/lessons/adaptive-clinics RESTRICTIONS Open Access - Foot Traffic Open Access - Lift leash required STEAMBOAT SPRINGS WEBSITE https://www.steamboat.com/ PHONE 970-879-6111 EMAIL [email protected] RENTALS https://www.steamboat.com/plan-your-trip/rentals/ski-and-snowboard/snowbike OFFSITE RENTALS 1 http://steamboatskibikes.com/ LESSONS https://www.steamboat.com/plan-your-trip/lessons ADAPTIVE https://www.steamboat.com/plan-your-trip/lessons/snowsports-school/adaptive COVID-19 https://www.steamboat.com/media-center/coronavirus-information RESTRICTIONS Open Access - Foot Traffic Open Access - Permit required - No terrain park access VAIL MOUNTAIN WEBSITE http://www.vail.com/ PHONE 970-476-5601 EMAIL [email protected] OFFSITE RENTALS 1 https://www.rogerssnowbikerentals.com/ OFFSITE RENTALS 2 http://www.rentsnowbikes.com/ OFFSITE RENTALS 3 https://coloradoskibikes.com/ ADAPTIVE https://www.vail.com/plan-your-trip/ski-and-ride-lessons/category/adaptive.aspx RESTRICTIONS Must have no more than two skis-Must have metaledges on skis-Only one rider per bike-No homemade Skibikes-Not allowed in terrain parks-Must wear leash at all times (on lifts & on slope)-May be restricted in certain areas & lifts for safety concerns-Trikke NOTES Skibike counts as a rider on chair lift-Must be designed to load lift without slowing or stopping-Must be loaded within envelope of chair WINTER PARK RESORT WEBSITE https://www.winterparkresort.com/ PHONE 970-726-5514 EMAIL [email protected] OFFSITE RENTALS 1 https://www.facebook.com/pg/clearcreekskibikesinc/about/ OFFSITE RENTALS 2 https://coloradoskibikes.com/ LESSONS http://taosadaptive.com/ ADAPTIVE http://taosadaptive.com/ MISC https://www.winterparkresort.com/things-to-do/activities/sno-go-ski-bike-tours RESTRICTIONS No boardbikes - No terrain park access IDAHO RESORTS : 1 LITTLE SKI HILL WEBSITE https://payettelakesskiclub.org/ PHONE 208-634-5691 EMAIL awesomemccall.org RESTRICTIONS ADAPTIVE ONLY NOTES PAYETTE LAKES SKI CLUB ILLINOIS RESORTS : 1 CHESTNUT MOUNTAIN WEBSITE https://www.chestnutmtn.com/ PHONE 815-777-1320 EMAIL [email protected] RESTRICTIONS ADAPTIVE ONLY NOTES We will allow adaptive Skibikes with adavance notice & the first run with a Ski Patroller INDIANA RESORTS : 1 PERFECT NORTH SLOPES WEBSITE http://www.perfectnorth.com/ PHONE 812-537-3754 EMAIL [email protected] ADAPTIVE https://www.perfectnorth.com/adaptive RESTRICTIONS ADAPTIVE ONLY MARYLAND RESORTS : 1 SKI WISP WEBSITE http://www.wispresort.com/ PHONE 301-387-4000 EMAIL [email protected] RESTRICTIONS ADAPTIVE ONLY MICHIGAN RESORTS : 1 SWISS VALLEY WEBSITE http://skiswissvalley.com/ PHONE 269-244-5635 EMAIL [email protected] RESTRICTIONS ADAPTIVE ONLY MONTANA RESORTS : 3 BRIDGER BOWL SKI AREA WEBSITE http://bridgerbowl.com/ PHONE 406-587-2111 EMAIL [email protected] ADAPTIVE https://bridgerbowl.com/lessons/adaptive-programs RESTRICTIONS ADAPTIVE ONLY RED LODGE WEBSITE http://www.redlodgemountain.com/ PHONE 406-446-2610 x110 EMAIL [email protected] MISC https://www.redlodgemountain.com/mountain/safety/ RESTRICTIONS ADAPTIVE ONLY SHOWDOWN WEBSITE http://showdownmontana.com/ PHONE 406-236-5522 EMAIL [email protected] RENTALS https://www.showdownmontana.com/rentals.html LESSONS https://www.showdownmontana.com/snowschool.html ADAPTIVE https://www.showdownmontana.com/adaptiveskiing.html
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