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Oregon Adaptive Sports (OAS) offers year-round outdoor recreation programs in Bend, OR. This program provides professional instruction and adaptive equipment for youth and adults with disabilities, fostering skill development and goal achievement in various sports. Participants can engage in activities such as adaptive cycling, paddling, and golf. Programs cater to all experience levels, from beginners to elite athletes, ensuring tailored support. OAS focuses on accessible sports training, providing a structured environment for individuals to pursue outdoor athletic interests. Scholarships are available to support participation.
Ellie Bartlett JR Racers is an annual event in February at Hoodoo Ski Area, offered free of cost to adaptive athletes age 25 and under, including skiing/riding, a non-competitive race, and a pizza party.
Learn more / RegisterCamPAH! is hosted annually over President's Weekend at Hoodoo Ski Area, supporting young Deaf/Hard of Hearing athletes in their snow sports journey by providing a Deaf-friendly space.
Learn more / RegisterRippers is an expert adaptive ski/ride camp hosted by Melodie Buell, designed for eligible athletes who meet criteria for riding advanced terrain and mountain conditions, offered several times in the winter at Mt. Bachelor.
Learn more / RegisterJoin OAS at Camp Tamarack for a day of adaptive paddling, swimming, lakeside lounging, and connecting with the OAS community, with adaptive kayaks, paddle captains, and lunch provided.
Learn more / RegisterTurns & Berms is a multi-day adaptive sports camp held each May for athletes with spinal cord injuries, offered in partnership with the Kelly Brush Foundation, combining spring skiing and adaptive mountain biking.
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