2026 Festival
Each year CADS hosts a week long Ski & Snowboard Festival at a different Ski Resort within Canada
Canadian Adaptive
Snowsports
Snowsports
During this week of adaptive skiing & snowboarding there is ski & snowboard improvement lessons for all levels, race training, camaraderie, fun & games, and other on-snow activities. And lessons are for all levels of skiing and snowboarding from beginner all the way up to advanced and Racing.
We support specialized skills required for students who have sensory impairment.
We support resource skills required for students who require specialized mobility equipment.
We support specific skills required for students who have cognitive impairments or Autism Spectrum Disorders.
Kimberley Alpine Resort, BC
Date: March 8- - 13th, 2026
Trickle Creek Lodge
500 Stemwinder Drive, Kimberley B.C. V1A 2Y6
www.skikimberley.com
Trickle Creek Lodge
Two bedroom suites Rates: $219+ 15% tax per room/night
One bedroom suites Rates: $139+ 15% tax per room/night
Studio King suites Rates: $129+ 15% tax per room/night
Studio queen suites Rates: $129+ 15% tax per room/night
Celebrate 50 Years of CADS – Support Adaptive Snow Sports!
This year, CADS is celebrating 50 incredible years of empowering individuals with disabilities through adaptive snow sports. Together, we’ve created life-changing experiences, fostered a welcoming community, and broken barriers on the slopes.
To mark this milestone, we’re embarking on a special legacy project to honor our founding members and the history that has made CADS what it is today.
How You Can Help
We need your support to bring this vision to life and to make our Adaptive Ski & Snowboard Festival in Kimberley, BC, truly unforgettable. Your donation will:
Celebrate the legacy of CADS through our special project.
Keep adaptive snow sports accessible for all.
Ensure inclusive experiences for future generations.
Join the Movement
Every donation matters and leaves a lasting impact. Be part of a community creating opportunities, promoting inclusivity, and preserving the spirit of CADS.
Make a Donation Today :https://www.skiportal.org/portal/fundr_donate.php?frid=89&nohead=1
Together, we’ll honor the past, celebrate the present, and build an inclusive future on the slopes! 🏔️⛷️🏂
My son Jamie participates in CADS because he needs a little extra help on the hill. CADS has helped him get past the challenges of autism and find freedom and success on the hill. CADS has been a life changer not only for Jamie, but for our whole family!
Jamie's Mom
I loved getting to meet all sorts of different people, and getting to know my CADS Ski Instructors at Festival. They were so kind, helpful, and so much fun to be around. Now... let’s talk about that award. Canadian Skier of the year! Never in a million years did I think I would receive an award like that in my life. I still struggle to wrap my mind around it! It was a great honor, and certainly a huge surprise.
Kate Gibbs
The 'all inclusive nature' of the CADS organization (Instructors, volunteers, athletes and families) are diverse, and we truly felt that all were inclusive. There seemed to be no judgement of others. This is something most groups strive for, but as you know rarely can achieve.
Karen and Brad Benoit
Fun Inclusion Respect
