Get ready for an unforgettable winter adventure. SKI ALS Utah is more than a day on the mountain; it’s a powerful opportunity to combine the excitement of skiing and snowboarding with the mission to support individuals and families living with ALS.
Join us on March, 21, 2026 in Park City, Utah!
Set against the stunning backdrop of Park City, Utah, this high-energy fundraising event brings together outdoor enthusiasts, supporters, and the ALS community for a day of camaraderie, friendly competition, and meaningful impact. Whether you’re a seasoned skier, a snowboarding enthusiast, or someone trying the slopes for the very first time, SKI ALS welcomes everyone who wants to make a difference.
What makes this event truly special is the opportunity to share the mountain with members of the ALS community. This year, five incredible individuals living with ALS will experience the joy of adaptive skiing thanks to our partnership with the National Ability Center. Through their adaptive programs, individuals facing physical challenges can enjoy the freedom and excitement of winter sports alongside friends, family, and supporters.
Participants in SKI ALS don’t just show up; they rally their networks to help raise funds that support critical care services, research, and advocacy for people living with ALS. Every run down the mountain helps move the ALS community closer to better treatments and, ultimately, a cure.
Throughout the day, participants can enjoy the thrill of the slopes while connecting with others who are passionate about making a difference. It’s a chance to challenge yourself, build community, and celebrate the strength and resilience of those affected by ALS.
Most importantly, SKI ALS reminds us that even in the face of a devastating disease, moments of joy, connection, and adventure are still possible.
So gather your friends, wax your skis, and get ready for a day filled with snow, laughter, and purpose.
Register today, start fundraising, and join us in Park City for an inspiring day on the mountain. Together, we can make every run count in the fight to end ALS.