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Adaptive skiing programs accessible to "town" without needing a motorized wheelchair accessible van.

We need guidance on the ease of getting from the program headquarters into town (even a good resort base area might work), especially considering the motorized wheelchair is 400 lbs and can get stuck in snow. Flat, smooth and often/quickly cleared of show is helpful.

Here are examples of what we have some experience with;

Breckenridge BOEC adaptive program is close to Quicksilver (peak 9 express). (We stayed at Beaver Creek Resort but it was too steep/far to town)

Telluride - the TASP adaptive program is in Mountain Village, yet we prefer Telluride (town), taking the gondi is ok but it adds time/complications.

Steamboat - the STARS program HQ is south of the resort and even further from town. Not really workable, as far as I can tell.

Park City - The NAC is located at the mountain base but I'm concerned regarding the distance and steepness of getting to Main/Park area restaurants.

Any feedback is appreciated! Thank you!

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