• Sailing

• Meets ADA standards
• Accessible areas of building: Ground level and bathrooms

• Adaptive equipment available
  adaptive sailboats, sonars, Martin 16, Access dinghy

• Fee to participate in the Program : Vermont Adaptive continues to strive to make our programs affordable for our clients; no student will be denied access to a program due to financial constraints. We believe everyone has a right to participate in recreational activities, therefore, we provide scholarships for those who need financial assistance in order to participate in our programs. These scholarships are made available on a case by case basis. For information about individual program scholarships please contact the program coordinators.

• Accessible by Public Transportation: No
  
  
• Transportation Provided by the Program: No

Participation in a sport like sailing builds confidence and self esteem, while it challenges the whole person. The AWP?s mission is to provide watersports opportunities for everyone, regardless of disability, age, ability to pay and at all levels from supervised recreational sailing to independent racing competition.

The Sailing Center and the AWP are bustling with activity all summer long offering a range of programs. Instruction is available for the first time sailor, someone who's content being a passenger rather than "man the lines" or the competitive sailor excited to try his hand at racing the Martin 16. For the seasoned sailor private rentals are available to enjoy the freedom of being on the water. The AWP is also host to 2 Fundraisers, the Martin 16 Regatta and the "Chasing Champ" Pursuit Race