Bi/Mono-Ski Adaptive
Ski Lessons

Bi/Mono or Sit-Ski Lessons

Also known as sit skiing, this adaptive equipment allows students to ski while seated in a specially designed, highly maneuverable ski.

Students can use handheld outriggers, similar to forearm crutches with small skis attached to help control their speed and direction. These tools provide stability and allow for greater independence on the mountain.

For guests with more significant physical disabilities, our instructors may offer assisted sit-ski lessons, where the instructor helps control speed and movement directly.

This option is ideal for participants with spinal cord injuries, amputations, or other conditions that severely affect muscle strength or lower-body function.

→For lesson details, preparation tips, and accessibility info, visit the Adaptive Lessons & What to Expect page.

Reservations

Reservation requests are accepted on a first-come, first–serve basis. Only complete applications are accepted. Applications are approved after eligibility, payment, and instructor availability have been confirmed.

To reserve a lesson, call (575)377-4383 or click below.

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