Current Events

The National Ability Center and Park City Chrysler Jeep Dodge will be hosting the Summit Challenge bike ride on August 30th. The course will take riders on a scenic tour around the Wasatch Back for some great Labor Day weekend fun.

> Click here for Summit Challenge bike ride information and route maps

A Starry Night

The biggest celebration in the history of the National Ability Center will take place on Saturday, September 13th at the Grand America Hotel in Salt Lake City!

> Click here for A Starry Night gala and registration information
Giving Opportunites
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The National Ability Center is committed to the development of lifetime skills for people of all ages and abilities by providing affordable outdoor sports and recreational experiences in a nurturing environment.

The objective of these experiences is to build self-esteem, confidence and physical development, thereby enhancing active participation in all aspects of community life. As a national role model, the Center promoted the concept of ability through integration, public awareness and education.

Founded in 1985, the National Ability Center is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization. Programs are supported through special events, grants from private corporations and foundations, individual donations and program fees. All activities are offered at an affordable rate and scholarships are available, ensuring participation for all applicants.

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Main Phone:
(435) 649-3991
Bronfman Recreation Center & Ranch
Main Address:
PO Box 682799
1000 Ability Way
Park City, Utah 84060
  Ski Center:
(435) 940-1596
The Ski Center is located slopeside at Park City Mountain Resort's plaza level, beyond the ice rink in a small brown building.
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