National Ability Center
Recreational, Rehabilitative, and Therapeutic Programs
At a glance
- Category
- Recreational Sports & Activities
- How it's listed
- Recommended by the military community. We have not rated or endorsed it.
- Focus
- Recreational, Rehabilitative, and Therapeutic Programs
About National Ability Center
Published by National Ability Center on their own website. Quoted here in full as they wrote it.
Our Mission
The National Ability Center empowers individuals with disabilities by building self-esteem, confidence, and lifetime skills through sport, recreation, and educational programs.
About Us
Mission
Our Mission
The National Ability Center empowers individuals with disabilities by building self-esteem, confidence, and lifetime skills through sport, recreation, and educational programs.
What NAC does and who it serves
Programs span all seasons, including:
Adaptive skiing and snowboarding
Cycling and mountain biking
Equestrian programs
Whitewater rafting
Camps and outdoor adventure
Participants include:
Youth and adults
Veterans and service members
Families and caregivers
Individuals with physical, cognitive, and developmental disabilities
Individuals with mental health diagnoses or neurodiversity
Impacts & Outcomes
(2025)
Participants from the U.S. and Beyond
Disabilities Represented
Volunteers
People Served in Training Sessions
Total Experiences
Unique Groups
Employees
Move United Education Conference Attendees
Why it Matters
Recreation builds more than physical strength.
It builds:
Confidence
Independence
Belonging
Opportunity
Our Facilities
Located in Park City, Utah — 40 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport — NAC operates on 26 accessible acres featuring:
Equestrian Center
Recreation HUB
Cycling Center
Challenge Course
Guest Lodge
Direct access to Round Valley trails
We also operate in Moab, Utah, offering adaptive whitewater rafting and outdoor adventure programs.
Our write-up
National Ability Center is in our directory because the military community keeps recommending it. What you see above is their own description, quoted from their site. We have not yet added our own write-up — the programs, eligibility and military fit that we check ourselves — and we would rather leave that blank than guess at it.
In the meantime, their official site is the authority: discovernac.org/programs/military-programs-for-veteran-disability-and-ptsd
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