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AbilityPLUS Affiliate Programs Adaptive Skiing & Riding at Stowe |
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Adaptive Skiing and Riding at Stowe Ski School Desk Reservations E-mail address: stowe@abilityplus.org Stowe's adaptive program is run through their ski and snowboard school by trained instructors with specialized adaptive training. Lessons are run for the most part on a private basis with advanced reservations, daily from 8:30 to 4. Annual Events Annual Trapp Cabin 10 K Trail Run All proceeds go to benefit the Stowe Chapter of AbilityPLUS, providing scholarships, equipment and specialized training for local disabled athletes.
We invite you to join in the First Trapp’s Cabin 10K Trail Run to benefit the Stowe chapter of AbilityPLUS.
Come run through magnificent areas of New England. When the von Trapp family first gazed on the mountain vistas of Stowe, Vermont, they knew immediately they had found their new home. The sweeping expanses reminded them of Austria, their homeland, and the resort they founded provides the perfect venue for this event.
Race Course: A 10K out and back beginning and ending in the beautiful Trapp Family Lodge Meadow. The trail winds through 800 vertical feet of idyllic forest, with racers reaching the Cabin before turning around for the last half of the run.
Post Race: Food and awards presentation following the race at the start/finish; plenty of free refreshments. Prizes to the first 3 female and the first 3 male finishers.
While you’re at Trapp Family Lodge, be sure to visit the new Deli/Brewery to thank our sponsor for their support. Or consider making a weekend of it and staying at this world class resort.
Event contact: Cynthia Needham, Adaptive Program Coordinator, Stowe Mountain Ski & Snowboard School 2009 Event info: Race Date: September 19, 2009 Start Time: 10:00 AM Click here for On-Line Registration Number Pickup: Saturday, 8:30 AM Registration fee: On-Line $25.00 Day of race $30.00
Free parking in the Nordic Center lot. Restrooms in the Center open to race participants.
Can’t join us for the run? Consider making a donation to benefit the Stowe programs.
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