The Accessible Outdoors
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This year, Colorado Parks and Wildlife teamed up with an app called Aira to help those who are blind or low vision enjoy our state parks safely and more independently.
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Colorado parks expand accessibility to those who are blind or low vision
In compliance with the accessibility law and Gov. Jared Polis’ “Colorado for All initiative,” state agencies have expanded Aira’s service to include our state parks.
Glad to see the trails will be protected
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New bill highlights importance of trail access for Americans with disabilities in Utah
The new Outdoor Americans with Disabilities Act mandates that federal land managers evaluate how their plans affect Americans with disabilities. This would require the Bureau of Land Management to either reopen previously closed motorized vehicle routes or create new ones … Continue reading
It doesn’t need to be a mountain, but just getting back out there and giving it a try is always important.
theworldisaccessible.com
Conquering Kilimanjaro after Acquiring a Disability
After a brutal attack and a stroke, Barnaby feared his traveling days were over. Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro proved he could still achieve incredible feats, regaining his mojo along the way.
If you are in the US, here is a great list of places to rent adaptive cycles and handcycles:
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Where to Rent Adaptive Cycles & Handcycles | SPINALpedia
From Pittsburgh to Seattle, adaptive cycle and handcycle rental programs are available across the US. Countless of people with disabilities have had adaptive cycling improve their lives. We know however how expensive handcycles can be. Here is a list of … Continue reading
“We want the park to be an inclusive outdoor community where members of the public can come with their family and friends, and they can go on a hike together no matter what their abilities are,” said park ranger Katie Corrigan.
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One of America’s most visited park became more accessible: 'This is everyone's park'
Great Smoky Mountains National Park is expanding its adaptive programming this year, making activities easier for visitors with disabilities.
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