Adaptive Recreation

A Para-Athlete Learns It’s OK to Ask for Help

12-Year-Old Blind Skier Takes on the Big Couloir

How the Grand Canyon United These Veterans

Hiking 20 Miles in Death Valley

Adaptive Skier Rob Enigl Monoskis Montana

Proof Anyone Can Learn to Fish

Paralympic Athlete Vanessa Low’s Journey to Gold in Rio

A Film on How to Be Safe in the Mountains

How a Man With No Arms Set the Record for Longest Archery Shot

Meet the Women Who Are Setting the Bar in Wasatch

A Rugged Wheelchair to Get Anyone in the Backcountry

These Blind Climbers are Changing the Perception of What’s Possible

Mountain Biking Whistler’s Bike Park

Para-Athlete Cycles from Dallas to D.C.

Everyone Deserves the Opportunity to Ski Fresh Tracks

How Nature Provides Year Round for this Montana Chef

Adaptive Surf Camp in Maui
Meet the Women Who Are Setting the Bar in Wasatch
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'Wild Women of the Wasatch' is a series that shows women of all backgrounds finding happiness in the mountains. This episode highlights four female adaptive athletes, including Anna Beninati, who was run over by a train when she was 17 but now is training for the 2018 Paralympic Games. Find more about this episode here and Wasatch Adaptive Sports here.