
Our mission: To provide snowsports experiences and skill development for people
with disabilities utilizing the safest and most effective adaptive equipment and
qualified/trained volunteer staff in a fun, supportive, and positive learning atmosphere.
Announcements
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of two friends dear to Greek Peak Adaptive Snowsports:
Al Kryger and Jamie Lloyd
Jamie Lloyd, dedicated volunteer at GPAS, passed away on July 15th. His presence has been, and will continue to be, truly missed. His obituary can be found in the Finger Lakes Daily News. In lieu of flowers, the family invites contributions to the Greek Peak Adaptive Snowsports program in Jamie's memory.
Al Kryger, the former owner of Greek Peak Mountain Resort, passed away on July 20th. He was an avid skier and a force in the ski industry. In 1974, Al was instrumental in starting our adaptive ski program at Greek Peak. He and his family have always supported our program and still believe in what we do at Greek Peak Adaptive Snowsports. Al's obituary can be found in the Finger Lakes Daily News.
Help Us Expand Our Building!
Due to the success of our program we have outgrown our space! GPAS Leadership has been working hard behind the scenes with Greek Peak, architects, builders, and code enforcement planning an edition.
We hope to break ground by summer 2026.
Here's how you can help!
Kudos to Tucker Gault and his Eagle Scout Project!
Thank you Tucker and everyone who helped renovate the GPAS Kitchen Corner!
It's beautiful, practical, and benefits everyone!
A picture of the finished product is in the right sidebar.
Photos of the process are in the Gallery
Do you remember the Innsbruck Ski Area in Binghamton?
Purchase Innsbruck memorabilia and help support GPAS

Photo by Colin Frank
