Amy Bannon

Every winter, a special group of campers arrives in Maine ready to challenge themselves, try something new, and discover what’s possible on snow. From February 27 through March 1, Maine Adaptive will once again welcome Camp sNOw Limits to Saddleback Mountain for a weekend dedicated to children and adults with limb loss and limb difference. […]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Mary Scanlon, Communications Coordinator Email: mscanlon@maineadaptive.org Phone: (207) 824-2440 Ext. 03 Breaking Barriers for the blind and visually impaired at Sugarloaf: Maine Adaptive to Host NEVI Fest 2026 An annual tradition of bringing visually impaired students and families together at Sugarloaf. CARRABASSETT VALLEY, ME — February 4, 2026 – Maine Adaptive

Every winter, a special community gathers at Sugarloaf for an event that is about much more than skiing and snowboarding. The New England Visually Impaired Festival (NEVI Fest) brings together children, adults, families, volunteers, and guides from across the region for three unforgettable days of learning, connection, and adventure on the mountain. From February 9–11,

Pickleball has a way of drawing people in quickly—fast rallies, plenty of laughter, and a game that’s easy to learn but always leaves room to grow. This summer, Maine Adaptive is back on the courts at Wicked Pickle in South Portland for another season of adaptive pickleball, and we’re excited to keep the momentum going.

Summer on the trail has a rhythm all its own—steady pedaling, open space, and the kind of progress you can feel with every mile. Our adaptive cycling program in Windham is already rolling strong this season at Gambo Fields and along the Mountain Division Trail, and we’re excited to share what’s ahead. A Strong Start

There’s something special about a Maine summer morning on the golf course—fresh air, quiet fairways, and the steady rhythm of learning a game that meets you where you are. At Maine Adaptive, our adaptive golf program at Toddy Brook Golf Course in North Yarmouth is back in full swing, and we’re excited to share what

The warm temperatures this week have us fully in the spirit of summer, and we’re excited to officially kick off Maine Adaptive’s summer programming. We began the season with our annual early-season rides at Pineland Farms in New Gloucester, and from here, the full summer schedule is underway. Summer Program Schedule Beginning in June, participants

This summer, Maine Adaptive is excited to welcome students, caregivers, volunteers, and community members to our new home in Newry for a series of Mountain Center Adventures. From June through September, these monthly adventure weekends will bring people together to explore the outdoors, build connections, and experience the beauty of Western Maine through adaptive recreation.