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Contents
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Welcome!
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Guest Information
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Internet & Phone Information
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About the National Ability Center
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Our Programs & Activities
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How to Register for Programs & Activities
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National Ability Center Merchandise & Gear
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Transportation Services
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Local Emergency & Medical Services
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Restaurants in Park City
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Grocery Stores
14-15 Things to Do (In and Around Park City)
16-20 Area Maps
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Get Connected (Contact & Social Media)
Thank you for staying with the National Ability Center. Materials in this room,
including the this directory, need to remain in this room. If you would like materials
to take home with you, please visit our front desk in our program services building to
pick up materials. You can download a PDF version of this directory by scanning the
code to the right with your smartphone or at: www.discovernac.org/directory.
Welcome
Dear Guest,
Welcome to your home away from home at the National Ability Center lodge. You have chosen a relaxing and
exciting destination for your sports, recreation and educational activities. We hope that your stay with us will be
both enjoyable and comfortable.
You will find we are surrounded by a variety of fun activities and events. The following pages include more
information about the programs we offer as well as opportunities here in Park City, and ways to stay connected. For
additional information, feel free to call or visit the front desk in the program services building, or contact your group
manager.
Daytime Contact / Standard Business Hours:
Standard Business Hours: Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Lodge Manager:435.200.9309
General Inquiries: 435.649.3991
Building/Maintenance Concerns: 435.200.0980
Program Support: 435.200.0991 or 435.615.9027
After-Hours:
435.655.5477 or lodge room 105
We are here to do everything in our power to ensure that you and your family/group are comfortable during your
stay at the National Ability Center. Please take a moment to fill out a comment card to let us know what you think
about your stay and our performance before departing. Have a great time and we hope to see you again soon.
Sincerely,
National Ability Center Board & Staff
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Guest Information
Reservation & Room Charges
Payment in full is required to make a reservation. For
cash or check payments, a credit card has to be on file
to complete the reservation.
Check-In Time
Check-in time is based on availability. For check-ins
occurring after business hours, weekends or holidays,
accommodations must be pre-arranged at the time of
booking.
Departures
Housekeeping
In an effort to offer the lowest rate for our guests, daily
cleaning service is not included as a part of the lodge
rate. Please help us in protecting our natural resources
by conserving your towel and linen usage. If you
need extra towels or linens you may contact the lodge
manager during our regular business hours, or the
resident manager in lodge room 105 after hours.
Emergency Contact
Check out is 10:00 a.m. unless otherwise specified by
your group leader.
In case of an emergency dial 911. For assistance during
regular business hours call the front desk by dialing 0.
To reach the resident manager, dial 435.655.5477.
Damages
Room Keys
Any damages to your room or the facility will be
charged to your credit card.
Vending & Ice Machines
Leave the room keys in the key drop box located near
the front doors of the facility. A $25 fee will be charged
to your credit card if you do not return your room key.
Beverages and assorted snacks are available, and
located in the entry vestibule at the rear of the program
services building next door. Ice machines are located
on the north end of the lodge on the first floor.
Laundry
Coin-operated laundry machines and change machine
are available on the second floor in the kitchen.
Exercise Room
The exercise room is located on the second floor, across
from the great room. Please sign in when you use the
room. All children under 16 must be accompanied by
an adult.
Quiet Hours
Please observe quiet hours from 10:00 p.m. until 8:00
a.m.
Smoking
The lodge is a non-smoking property. If you choose to
smoke, please do so outdoors. A cleaning fee of $100
will be charged to your credit card if you smoke in your
room.
Pets
With the exception of service animals, NO pets are
allowed in the facility.
“By challenging myself, I am more motivated
to make changes in my health and wellbeing, and now know that if I take care
of myself, my self-esteem can grow and
anything is possible.”
- Michelle Smith, EAL Student
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Internet & Phone
FOR EMERGENCIES
Dial 911
INTERNET
System ID: Lodge Wifi
Password: icandoanything
TO CALL THE NATIONAL ABILITY CENTER FRONT DESK
Dial 100. The front desk is available Monday-Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
TO CALL MAINTENANCE TO REPORT A ROOM ISSUE
Press the ‘maintenance’ button.
TO REACH ANOTHER ROOM
Dial their room number.
TO REACH A LOCAL NUMBER
Dial area code followed by the phone number.
TO RETRIEVE MESSAGES
Press the ‘Message’ button on your phone.
TO REACH AN OPERATOR OR DIAL LONG DISTANCE
Please follow the instructions on your personal calling card.
FOR OUTSIDE LINES TO REACH YOUR ROOM NUMBER
Have the caller dial 435.608.0116 then, your room number.
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About Us
Our Mission
The National Ability Center empowers individuals of all abilities by building selfesteem, confidence and lifetime skills through sport, recreation and educational
programs.
Vision
Our vision is to inspire individual achievement and create a
global impact for people of all abilities.
Core Values
Integrity: We deliver honest and consistent actions with
respect and commitment to high ethical and responsible
business practices.
Innovation: We use new ideas and methods to improve
programs, processes and our organizational model.
Compassion: We embrace a sense of spirit characterized by
empathy and care while fostering a sense of belonging.
Excellence: We believe in continuous improvement;
expecting more than others think is possible and never
being satisfied with anything being less than it can be.
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Resilience: We perceive challenges as opportunities for
growth that benefit stakeholders and that keep pace
with the evolution of our organization, community and
global network.
Balance: We invest in the development of people,
programs and resources. Together we support the
sustainability and growth of our organization while
nurturing an environment that fosters the ability to live
and work with purpose and enjoyment.
About Us
As a global leader in adaptive recreation, the National Ability Center
provides more than a dozen adaptive recreation programs specifically
designed for participants of all abilities. These programs are supported
within a fully accessible facility located in Park City, Utah.
Since 1985, the National Ability Center has grown to serve thousands
of children, athletes, veterans and individuals annually with various
disabilities. Program participants come from all socio-economic
backgrounds and range in age from young children to aging adults.
As an international role model, the National Ability Center promotes
the concept of ability through integration, public awareness, education
and training.
Who We Are
The National Ability Center team consists of:
(as of November 2015)
• More than 1,200 volunteers
• More than 200 community and corporate partners
• More than 100 part-time and seasonal staff
• 27 plus year round full-time staff
• 16 active and engaged board members
• 12 honorary board members
• Countless donors and supporters locally, around
Utah and across the globe
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Achievement
Who We Work With
Individuals of all abilities can take part in programs at the National Ability
Center, including those with physical, intellectual, disease or mental
health concerns and their friends and family members. Specially designed
equipment and expert staff are available to support individuals, caregivers
and families as they recreate, have fun and achieve their goals.
History
Founded in 1985 as a 501(c)3 non-profit, tax-exempt organization by
dedicated co-founders Peter Badewitz and Meeche White. Our first
year, we provided adaptive ski lessons to 15 veterans through a grant
from the Department of Veterans Administration.
For more than a decade, the National Ability Center headquarters
were located at various spots at the base of Park City Mountain Resort,
including our current mountain center just below Payday lift.
In 1996, an anonymous donor provided the National Ability Center
with 26 acres of pristine land in the Quinn’s Junction area, where our
offices, equestrian facilities and lodge stand today.
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Our Programs
Programs & Activities
The National Ability Center has a variety of programs
and activities you can take advantage of during your
stay. From rock climbing to hitting the slopes and
surfing the wake—there is something for everyone.
For a complete list of our programs, please look at the
enclosed program guide. See below for information on
how to sign up or simply ask one of our team members,
and join us in discovering the possibilities.
Family Involvement
We encourage families to recreate together. We offer
customized equestrian and sports and recreation
experiences based on each family’s particular interests.
To register for a custom program, please choose from
the following options:
E-mail:
[email protected]
Call our Groups & Military Admin. Assistant:
435.615.9207
Chat with a staff:
Visit our program services front desk.
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Rental & Equipment Fittings/
Assessments
Whether you want to recreate on your own, with your
family or as part of a group, proper equipment and a
great fit can make the difference in your experience and
level of success. Equipment fittings can also be used to
help you get the best performance from your current
gear or determine which equipment to invest in for the
future. Contact our equipment and rental coordinator
at 435.615.7319 to coordinate rental of our equipment or
to schedule an equipment fitting and ability assessment
with one of our expert staff. Note: To ensure we can
meet your individual and/or family needs, please
request rental equipment and fittings at least 48 hours
in advance.
Rental Equipment Available:
Archery
Canoe/kayak
Stand up paddle boards
Nordic ski/snowshoe
Sled hockey
Ski and snowboard adaptive
Waterski
Cycles (tandem, hand cycles, tricycles, recumbent,
mountain bikes and one-off titanium)
Programs &
Summer
Archery
Cycling
Water sports
Challenge course
Sports & Recreation
Winter
Ski & snowboard
Cross country skiing
Biathlon
Groups & Camps
Aquatics
Sled hockey
Climbing wall
Equestrian
Servicemember & Military
Youth
Family
Siblings
Community
Overnight & day
Disability-specific
Activity-specific
Competition
Year-Round
Ski & snowboard
Aquatics
Sled hockey
Archery
Cycling
Mountain biking
Water sports
Cross country skiing
Biathlon
Challenge course
Climbing wall
Alpine Ski Team
Adaptive Snowboard Team
Team Flyers
Sled Hockey Club
Ability Snow Challenge
Summit Challenge
Equestrian
Activities
Adaptive horseback riding
Hippotherapy
Equine-assisted learning (EAL)
Trail Riding
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How to Register
VISIT US ONLINE
Visit us at our website www.discovernac.org
(Click on the orange registration button on the top right of the page)
VISIT OUR OFFICE
Visit us at our front desk in the program services building or up on the hill at our winter offices at
our Mountain Center
CALL US
For more information or any questions call 435.649.3991
EMAIL US
[email protected]
*The National Ability Center strives to provide high-quality, inclusive programs to individuals
and families of all abilities and socioeconomic backgrounds. Scholarships are available for all
programs upon request.
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Merchandise & Gear
Represent the National Ability Center by sporting our branded gear. Visit our online store at
www.discovernac.org/store to view available items or stop by our front desk in the program services building for
more information.
Check out these and other options at :
www.discovernac.org/store
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Transportation
Local/Area Transportation Services
DIAL-A-RIDE (free bus service)
435.640.7819
www.parkcity.org
Park City Transit offers Dial-a-Ride service to the National Ability Center. Requests for rides must be a minimum of two hours
in advance by calling. This service operates between 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. The first pick-up from the National Ability Center
Ranch is at 8:35am. For additional information and route map visit their website.
PARK CITY TRANSIT (free bus service)
435.615.5353
www.parkcity.org
Park City Transit Buses are ADA accessible. We are also pleased to provide door-to-door Para-transit service to ADA-certified
passengers who cannot ride the fixed route service. For an ADA eligibility application or for further information, contact
our Transit Certification Office from 8:00am to 5:00pm, Monday through Friday. For route information, please refer to their
website.
BUS SERVICE (from Park City to Salt Lake)
1.888.RIDE.UTA (743.3882)
www.rideuta.com
Exact fare is required. Fares are subject to change. Thirty-day passes are also available. ECO and ED passes are not accepted.
The PC-SLC Connect is a special service. Free transfers can be made to and from local UTA buses, TRAX and Park City Transit.
Accessible Taxi Services
PARK CITY CAR SERVICE
1034 Station Loop Road
Park City, UT 84098
435.252.1335
www.parkcitycarservice.com
Accessible Vehicle Rentals
Performance Mobility
9082 S. 300 West
Sandy, UT 84070 888.779.8267
http://www.performancemobility.com/
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PARK CITY TRANSIT
1053 Iron Horse Drive
Park City, UT 84060
435.615.5350
www.parkcity.org
SNOW RIDERS TAXI
450 Main Street
Park City, UT 84060
435.731.6292
www.parkcitytaxi.net
Emergency & Medical
For emergenices dial 911.
VALLEY MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING
SUMMIT COUNTY CRISIS LINE: 435.649.8347
Main Line: 888.949.4864
PARK CITY MEDICAL CENTER
900 Round Valley Drive
Quinn’s Junction
Park City, UT 84060
435.658.7000
800.544.2885
PARK CITY URGENT CARE FAMILY CLINIC
Walk-ins welcome
1665 Bonanza Drive
Park City, UT 84068
435.649.7640
PEOPLE’S HEALTH CLINIC
435.333.1850
www.peopleshealthclinic.org
PRIMARY CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL
801.662.1000
www.intermountainhealthcare.org/hospitals/
primarychildrens
GEORGE E. WAHLEN DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS
AFFAIRS MEDICAL CENTER
801.582.1565
www.saltlakecity.va.gov/
ORTHOTIC & PROSTHETIC SERVICES
Scootaround, Inc. – Mobility Solutions
801.293.8777
24/7 On-call emergency support
OTTOBOCK
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Resilience
Prothetic, Orthotic and Mobility Products
800.328.4058
www.ottobockus.com
MEDICAL DEVICE RENTAL (WHEELCHAIR)
888.441.7575
www.rentittoday.com
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Restaurants
Here is a small selection of local restaurants, cafes, etc. There are many more options in the Park City
area. For more options ask one of our staff for suggestions and/or recommendations.
FUEGO BISTRO & PIZZERIA
MAXWELL’S EAST COAST EATERY
2001 Sidewinder Drive
435.645.8646
For delivery call: 435.649.6368
www.fuegopizzeria.com
1456 W. Newpark Blvd.
Newpark at Kimball Junction
435.647.0304
www.fatkidpizza.com
1251 Kearns Blvd.
In Prospector Square
435.655.0800
www.blinddogpc.com
GRUB STEAK
PARK CITY BREAD & BAGEL
2093 Sidewinder Drive
435.649.8060
www.grubsteakrestaurant.com
3126 Quarry Road
435.655.0913
www.pcbagels.com
BOOSTER JUICE
HIGH WEST DISTILLERY
RED ROCK BREWERY
CAFE RIO
HUGO COFFEE
BANDITS GRILL & BAR
440 Main Street
435.649.7337
www.banditsbbq.com
BLIND DOG SUSHI
1890 Bonanza Dr #108
435.615.0099
http://boosterjuice.com
1456 West Newpark Blvd.
Kimball Junction
435.200.6200
www.caferio.com
DAVANZA’S PIZZA
690 Park Ave
435.649.2222
www.davanzas.com
DEL TACO
1723 Ute Blvd
435.649.1050
www.deltaco.com
EL CHUBASCO
1890 Bonanza Drive
435.645.9114
www.elchubascomexicangrill.com
FLANAGANS ON MAIN ST.
438 Main Street
435.649.8600
www.flanagansonmain.com
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703 Park Ave
435.649.8300
www.highwest.com
1794 Olympic Boulevard
435.901.2123
www.hugo-coffee.com
J&G GRILL
2300 Deer Valley Drive East
St. Regis Deer Crest Resort
Valet parking available.
Take funicular to main level.
435.940.5760
www.jggrilldeercrest.com
JUPITER BOWL
1090 Center Drive
Kimball Junction
435.658.BOWL (2695)
www.jupiterbowl.com
LEGENDS BAR & GRILL
Legacy Lodge at PCMR
435.649.8111
LOCO LIZARD CANTINA
1612 Ute Blvd
In Kimball Junction Plaza
435.645.7000
www.locolizardcantina.com
1640 W. Redstone Center Dr.
Kimball Junction
435.575.0295
www.redrockbrewing.com
SILVER KING CAFE
900 Round Valley Drive
Inside Park City Medical Center
435.658.7000
SQUATTERS GRILL & PUB
1900 Park Avenue
435.649.9868
www.squatters.com
THE BRIDGE
825 Main Street
435.658.5451
www.thebridgecafeandgrill.com
WASATCH BAGEL CAFE
1300 Snow Creek Drive
435.645.7778
www.wasatchbagelandgrill.com
350 MAIN
350 Main Street
435.649.3140
www.350main.com
Grocery Stores
Grocery Stores
ANAYA’S MARKET
(Mexican Grocery Store)
1490 Munchkin Road
Park City, UT
435.615.8454
FAIR WEATHER NATURAL FOODS
1270 Iron Horse
Park City, UT
435.649.4561
www.fairweathernaturalfoods.com
FRESH MARKET
1760 Park Avenue
Park City, UT
435.649.6134
RITE AID PHARMACY
950 Iron Horse Drive
Park City, UT 84060
435.649.9621
www.riteaid.com
SMITH’S
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1725 Uinta Way
Park City, UT
435.649.7278
THE MARKET
1500 Snow Creek Drive Ste. B
Park City, UT
435.645.7139
www.marketatparkcity.com
WALMART
6545 Landmark Drive
Park City, UT
435.647.9909
WHOLE FOODS
1748 Redstone Center Drive
Park City, UT
435.575.0200
www.wholefoodsmarket.com
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Things To Do
PARK CITY MOUNTAIN
During the summer, Park City Mountain offers: Alpine slide, zip line, Alpine coaster, mountain hiking
and biking, Legacy Launcher, chairlift, rock climbing wall, miniature golf, Adventure Zoo, Little Miner’s
Park and inflatable bounce house. From Park City’s Canyons Village you can also enjoy scenic gondola
rides, zip tour adventures, scavenger hunts, mountain biking and hiking, bike park, disc golf course,
family putting course, fishing, pedal boats, golfing and live music concerts. In the winter, Park City
Mountain offers: skiing and snowboarding on 300+ trails spread over 7,300 acres, a 22-foot Olympic
half-pipe, terrain parks, snowmobiling and sleigh rides ice skating and night skiing.
1345 Lowell Ave. | Park City, UT 84060 | 435.649.8111
www.parkcitymountain.com
DEER VALLEY MOUNTAIN RESORT
During the summer, Deer Valley Mountain Resort offers: hiking and scenic chairlifts, mountain biking
(mountain bike rental and mountain bike school available), snow park outdoor amphitheater. In the
winter, Deer Valley offers: skiing on groomed to perfection slopes, award-winning ski school, ski
valets, on-mountain child care, old-fashioned sleigh rides, Nordic skiing, snowshoeing in the dramatic
backcountry of the Wasatch and Uinta Mountain ranges, hot air ballooning and heli-skiing. (Please note
that Deer Valley is strictly a ski resort. Kindly save your snowboarding adventures for the numerous
other ski/snowboard resorts in the surrounding area.)
2250 Deer Valley Drive South | Park City, UT 84060 | 800.424.3337
www.deervalley.com
BRIGHTON RESORT
Brighton offers skiing and snowboarding, instruction and night skiing. From 4-9 pm Monday through
Saturday, visitors can enjoy skiing or snowboarding on 20 lighted runs-over 200 acres-served by 3
lifts. Brighton’s beginner terrain park offers smaller rails and jumps. On the other end of the spectrum,
the resort’s top-to-bottom terrain park and superpipe are great for both the spectator and enthusiast.
Brighton is closed during the summer.
8302 South Brighton Loop Road | Brighton, UT 84121 | 855.201.SNOW (7669)
www.brightonresort.com
SOLITUDE RESORT
In addition to alpine skiing and snowboarding, Solitude also has 20 kilometers of Nordic skiing trails
groomed for skate and classic styles, as well as a set of snowshoeing trails. The Village base is home to
a kid-friendly ice skating rink to keep the winter fun going after the lifts shut down.
8302 Big Cottonwood Canyon | Solitude, UT 84121 | 8800.748.4754
www.skisolitude.com
JORDANELLE STATE PARK
During the summer, Jordanelle State Park accommodates biking, camping, fishing, wakeboarding,
waterskiing, canoeing and motorboating. Bird watchers, photographers, and other nature enthusiasts
can view the more than 200 different forms of bird and mammal life. In the winter, ice fishing and
snowshoeing is available. During the summer, Wasatch Mountain State Park accommodates golf,
hiking, biking, camping and horseback riding. During the winter, snowmobiling cross-country skiing
and snowshoeing is available.
Heber City, UT 84032 | 435.649.9540
www.stateparks.utah.gov/parks/jordanelle
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Other Local Activities
PARK CITY BALLOON ADVENTURES
Dog sled rides
435.649.9619 or 1.888.649.9619
[email protected]
www.allseasonsadventures.com
P.O. Box 1344
Park City, UT 84060
Located in Kimball Junction
800.396.UPUP (8787)
[email protected]
www.pcballoonadventures.com
BLUE SKY ADVENTURES (Sky diving & other activities)
PAWSATCH MUSHING
ALL SEASONS ADVENTURES
2071 South State Road 32
Wanship, UT 84017
435.252.0662
www.bluesky-adventures.com
HOLIDAY VILLAGE 4 CINEMAS
1776 Park Ave #4
Park City, UT 84060
435.940.0347
www.metrotheatres.com
HOMESTEAD RESORT
Homestead Resort offers: two pools, tennis court, spa, golf
course, scuba diving opportunities available on site in a
natural hot spring under a 55-foot limestone crater.
700 Homestead Drive
Midway, UT 84049
1.800.327.7220
www.homesteadresort.com
9257 Linger Ln
Park City, Utah 84098
435.640.6861
[email protected]
www.pawsatch.com
REDSTONE 8 MOVIE THEATER
6030 Market Street
Park City, UT 84098
435.575.0221
www.fandango.com
REDSTONE 8 MOVIE THEATER
6030 Market Street
Park City, UT 84098
435.575.0221
ww.metrotheatres.com
UTAH OLYMPIC LEGACY FOUNDATION
UTAH OLYMPIC PARK
1090 Center Drive
Park City, UT 84098
435.658.2695
www.jupiterbowl.com
At Olympic Park there are tours, a museum, ropes course,
zip line, bobsled rides, Alpine slide and spectator events.
3419 Olympic Parkway
Park City, UT 84098
435.658.4200
www.utaholympiclegacy.com
NORTH FORTY ESCAPES/ADVENTURES
SOLDIER HOLLOW CROSS COUNTRY SKI RESORT
JUPITER BOWL
4500 Weber Canyon Road
Oakley UT, 84055
435.640.3239
www.northfortyescapes.com
2002 Soldier Hollow Lane
Midway, UT 84049
435.654.2002
wwwsoldierhollow.com
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Lodge
Questar Sun Shelter
Louis Scowcroft Peery
Equestrian Center
Easton Family Archery Pavillion
Challenge Course
The Yurt
Sensory Garden
Cycling Garage
Climbing Wall
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Richard E. Marriott
Program Services Building
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Canyons Village
Park City Area
Historic Main Street
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Round Valley Trails
Round Valley trails are located right out the back door of the National Ability Center. Enjoy miles of trail
around our facilities. Some areas of Round Valley surrounding the National Ability Center are designated
off-leash recreation areas. Please be aware of dogs and other trail users. For more trail maps for the area,
and additional information visit Mountain Trails Foundation at www.mountaintrails.org.
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Get Connected
Contact Information
If you have any questions regarding programs, volunteer
opportunities, upcoming events or simply want to learn
more about the National Ability Center, please visit us
online, call or email us with any questions.
t: 435.649.3991
f: 435.658.3992
e: [email protected]
www.discovernac.org
Location & Mailing Address
National Ability Center
1000 Ability Way
Park City, UT 84060
Online Community
Get the latest updates by joining our online community.
It’s a great way to connect with other participants, parents,
donors, volunteers, and learn about National Ability
Center program information, stories, news and events.
facebook.com/NationalAbilityCenter
@abilitycenter
instagram.com/nationalabilitycenter
#IamNAC
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Belonging
youtube.com/DiscoverAbility
#IamNAC
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The National Ability Center is committed to building sustainable partnerships with non-profit, for-profit and
governmental organizations across the country and around the globe that are committed to improving the lives of
individuals with disabilities. These include:
Adaptive Adventures
Boise VA Medical Center
Brooke Army Medical Center
Epilepsy Association
Freedom Care, Warrior Project
George E. Wahlen Department of Veterans Affairs
Medical Center
Hill Air Force Base
Jordanelle State Park & Reservoir
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
Kimball Art Center
Little People of America, Inc.
Navy Medical Center-San Diego
Park City Adult Lifelong Learning
Park City Municipal Corporation
Professional Ski Instructors of America
Project Odyssey
Project Sanctuary
Road Scholars
San Diego Naval Medical Center
Shriners Hospital for Children
Soldier Hollow Cross-Country Ski Resort
Splore
Team Semper Fi
TRAILS
US Olympic Committee / US Paralympics
US Ski & Snowboard Association
Utah Governor’s Office of Economic Development
Utah School for the Deaf & Blind
RATHER THAN
“IS IT POSSIBLE?”,
ASK HOW.
Thank you for staying with the National Ability Center. Materials in
this room, including the this directory, need to remain in this room. If
you would like materials to take home with you, please visit our front
desk in our program services building to pick up materials. You can
download a PDF version of this directory by scanning the code to the
right with your smartphone or at: www.discovernac.org/directory.