Categories Alpine Skiing, Paralympic Sport Club
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Address: 145 Dew Street
King City
Ontario
Canada
L7B 1L1
Website http://www.aoprt.ca/
Tags adaptive skiing | competition | Paralympic
Affiliations: CADS, Paralympics
Description
The Alpine Ontario Para Race Team (AOPRT) is a not- for-profit organization whose mission is to Educate, Promote, and Train Para Athletes to participate in para alpine racing.
Through the assistance of sponsorships and donations, our members train, compete and promote para alpine racing at all levels.
Where we operate:
Panorama Resort
Panorama Resort
One of the most appealing attributes of our Mountain Village is that it is, in fact, a village. So you can just park underground and head to your room where you’re only steps away from everything – restaurants, hot pools, shops, and of course, the chairlift. Life in the village is extra fun for kids. The free Village Gondola is a daily, or in younger cases hourly, treat to fetch a fresh pizza at Mile High or grab those essentials at the General Store. Everything is right here, within reach.
2000 Panorama Dr.
Panorama
British Columbia
Calabogie Peaks Resort
Calabogie Peaks Resort
Our mountain never closes, and you can enjoy the mountain year round on some of the best hiking trails in Ontario, relax at our beach front, or play a round of golf at Ironwoods Golf Course. Don't forget about Canthooks Restaurant which offers the best casual fine dining in the county.
30 Barrett Chute Road
Calabogie
Ontario
Mont Sainte Anne Resort
Mont Sainte Anne Resort
Only 30 minutes from the city, this extraordinary mountain is renowned for impeccable snow conditions. The skiable terrain includes 69 trails and 4 snow parks spread across 3 sides of the mountain. After sundown, 19 trails remain floodlit and become the highest vertical drop for night skiing in the country.
2000 Boulevard du Beau Pré
Beaupré
Quebec
Related Schools, Programs and Clubs:
CADS Ontario
CADS Ontario
We are CADS - Ontario. As part of the Canadian Association of Disabled Skiing (CADS) we have over four hundred members in eight ski areas in Southern Ontario. We are a volunteer non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of skiing for persons with disabilities.
Canadian Association for Disabled Skiing
Canadian Association for Disabled Skiing
CADS fosters the development and delivery of best practices through partnerships, leadership, training, and certification so individuals with a disability have the opportunity for healthy recreation and competition in alpine adaptive snowsports.
