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Summer Book Early & Save 20%Book by May 27 and save! Plan your summer or fall trip now and get your choice of available premier lodging and save 20% on all CBMR lodging options and receive a free scenic lift ride.
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4th of July SpecialJoin us for one of Crested Butte's favorite holidays and save 15% on any CBMR lodging option and receive a free single ride lift ticket when you book.
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Bluegrass in ParadiseStay right in the heart of the base area and be just steps from the festival and save 15% on lodging!
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Free Scenic Lift Ride With LodgingValid through September 30: Stay at any Crested Butte Mountain Resort Lodging Property and receive a free scenic lift ride for each person on the reservation.
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Wildflower Festival PackageSave 15% at any CBMR property during Wildflower Festival and receive one free lift ride. Experience the Wildflower Capital of Colorado!
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Crested Butte Bike Week SpecialHere in Crested Butte, we love biking so much we kick off the summer with a whole week dedicated to biking!
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CB Music Festival SpecialCrested Butte Mountain Resort is proud to be the official lodging partner of the Crested Butte Music Festival. Festival participants save 15% at all CBMR lodging properties.
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Crested Butte Arts Festival SpecialSave 15% at any CBMR property during Arts Festival and receive one free scenic lift ride.
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Elevation 3rd Night FreeStay at the Elevation Hotel May 24 - June 27, 2013 and your 3rd night is FREE.
- Peak Photo Friday
- Thanks for a Fun Winter!
- September 27th
- We're excited for winter!
- We're getting snow!
- Peak Photo Friday
- Paradise divide
- Beautiful sunsets
- First Snow
- Fall Colors
- Fall Colors
- Fall Colors
- Fall Colors
- Fall Colors
- Fall Colors
- Fall Colors
- Fall Colors
- Fall Colors
- Fall Colors
- Fall Colors
- Laps for Lavender
- Timeline Trail
- The New Pump Track
- Judd Falls
- Peak Photo Friday
- Natty and Trey for Bike Magazine
- Twilight Lift Rides
- Copper Basin
- Avery Peak
- Another Rainbow!
- Looking over Lake Irwin
- Blue Lake
- Wednesday Night Concert
- Wednesday Night Concert
- Snow on Whetstone
- Cottonwood Pass
- Pinnacle Bike Race
- View from the Silver Queen
- Try an Evening Bike Ride
- Peak Photo Friday
- Crested Butte from Snodgrass
- July 4th Parade
- Fire fighter Pancake Breakfast
- July 4th Parade
- July 4th Parade
- July 4th Parade
- July 4th Parade
- Wildflower Rush
- June 21st, 2012
- Wildflower Rush
- The Trailhead Children's Museum's new Trailhead Treehouse!
- Lake Irwin
- Columbine
- June 19th, 2012
- June 19th, 2012
- The Flying Gopher Mini Golf Classic
- The Flying Gopher Mini Golf Classic
- Flying Gopher Golf!
- June 11th, 2012
- June 11th, 2012
- 6/8/12
- 6/8/12
- 6/8/12
- June 7th, 2012
- June 6th, 2012
- June 6th, 2012
- June Biking
- June Biking
- June 5: Summer Preparations on RLX
- May 30
- It's Almost Summer!
- May 30
- May 30
- May 29
- Flowers are Blooming!
- May 24
- May 24
- Springtime
- May Biking
- May Biking
- May Biking
- May 18
- May 18 - Snodgrass
- May in Crested Butte
- May in Crested Butte
Adaptive Sports CenterThe Adaptive Sports Center (ASC) of Crested Butte, Colorado is a non-profit organization that provides year-round recreation activities for people with disabilities and their families.
Clients
The Adaptive Sports Center stands out as an organization committed to our clients' well-being and success. Unlike other programs in the adaptive industry that are volunteer-based, we send every client out on a private lesson with a professional instructor/guide. Instructors/guides are chosen to fit each client's particular personality and skill set, and we make every effort to ensure that a client has the same instructor/guide throughout the duration of his or her visit. The Adaptive Sports Center is recognized as an organization committed to inclusion and strengthening families. Similar programs for people with disabilities only serve that population, which does not allow, for example, a child with autism to go skiing with her or his family. The ASC believes in strengthening the soul as well as the body and views a person's support system as imperative to this effort. The ASC is known as an advocate for accessibility and equality for people with disabilities on a local, national and international level. We increase awareness of accessibility within our community and beyond by participating with the Gunnison County Trails Commission and consulting with municipal building inspectors, zoning boards, town councils, public transportation entities and business owners to uphold and in most cases exceed mandated accessibility guidelines. We also send staff to other parts of the country and the world to increase awareness of accessibility issues, train adaptive instructors and begin new adaptive programs. The ASC is celebrated throughout the world as an organization committed to creating and expanding recreational opportunities and experiential learning to people with disabilities. We send staff to lead a variety of clinics and consultations throughout the United States, Europe and South America. The ASC is proud to have been the impetus to starting an adaptive sports program at the Bariloche ski area in Argentina and helping develop a similar program in San Martin de los Andes, Argentina. ASC participants include people from the U.K., Canada, Panama, Australia, Argentina, Lebanon, Brazil, Japan, Wales and Norway. For more information, visit the Adaptive Sports Center website or call 866.349.2296 | 970.349.2296 |


