Accessibility

Where the Mountains Meet Everyone

In Park City, we believe that everyone deserves equal access to the wealth of experiences our mountain destination has to offer. From accessible trails winding through breathtaking landscapes to public transportation and accommodations designed with accessibility in mind, we strive to make exploring as effortless and enjoyable as possible for people of all abilities. Anchored by the National Ability Center, Park City's commitment to accessibility and adaptive resources and infrastructure has grown from an idea of support and equity to an ethos that touches every aspect of the Park City community, from public transit to lodging and dining and the trail and path network providing connects throughout town. Join us in Park City where accessibility isn't just a feature—it's a fundamental aspect of our commitment to hospitality and community.

National Ability Center

The National Ability Center (NAC) is the crown jewel of access and accessibility for those with disabilities living in and visiting Park City. The NAC's mission is simple: to empower people through outdoor recreation. In 2025, the NAC celebrated its 40th anniversary—a legacy of service and reaching people all around the globe. Operating from two facilities in Park City, the McGrath Mountain Center at Mountain Village at Park City Mountain and their main facility at Round Valley, the NAC has direct access to Park City’s extensive ski and trail network so you can make the most of your experience! From beginner to expert athletes, the NAC offers adaptive lessons, equipment, and lodging to individuals with cognitive or physical disabilities across a wide range of sports disciplines.

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Celebrating a Legacy of Accessibility in Park City

40 Years of the National Ability Center in Park City Park City is world-renowned as a community that…

Accessible Services in Park City

Park City offers a wealth of accessible services and adaptive infrastructure throughout town, so more of your energy goes toward the experience and less toward logistics. From adaptive rentals and accessible lodging to mobility services and inclusive recreation, the resources are here.