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National Ability Center’s adaptive recreation programs come to Moab

Taylor Cutler (right) rode 25 miles during the 2024 Summit Challenge. She said her bike, Bowhead RX (left), is one of the best adaptive mountain bikes available.
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Taylor Cutler (right) rode 25 miles during the National Ability Center's 2024 Summit Challenge. She said her bike, Bowhead RX (left), is one of the best adaptive mountain bikes available.

The National Ability Center is expanding its adaptive recreational programs.

The Times Independent reports the city of Moab grew by half an acre last week after the city council annexed property on Cermark Lane to make way for the new NAC property.

The nonprofit National Ability Center has worked out of Park City for more than 40 years.

The NAC joined forces with Splore in 2017, offering adaptive rafting trips on Moab’s Green and Colorado rivers as well as mountain biking, camping, outdoor climbing and accessible Utah National Parks adventures.

So far, it’s unclear what activities will be added at the new property.