The Accessible Outdoors
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If you are looking for a (mostly) ADA complient train in the Seattle area, check out this great video form @amputeeoutdoors !
Grand Teton National, Park in Wyoming is not far from Yellowstone National Park. It has wheelchair accessible hiking and sightseeing. This video provides visitors with mobility needs with an overview of what to expect to plan accordingly.
A very well written article. Though, the very last picture makes me feel VERY uncomfortable 😱
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5 ways to make the outdoors more accessible for people with disabilities
We need to work together to break down barriers that face people with disabilities as they try to enjoy public lands and outdoor recreation. That includes physically transforming shared spaces, raising awareness and creating a culture of inclusion.
I just remembered a town in South Carolina, Greenville. It was very accessible, except for some inclines that we’re difficult. It was before I got my scooter and my poor wife was pushing me. The inclines would be no problem for my scooter. I’ll share some pics, video maybe, and…
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That looks so nice! I wish we had more like that in Japan
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Thanks for sharing about Greenville, @landrie ! It sounds like it has a lot to offer accessibility-wise except for some inclines. Your new scooter will definitely help ease those parts of the trip.
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Nonprofit founder for adaptive hiking in Colorado calls for more accessible trails statewide
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Nonprofit founder for adaptive hiking in Colorado calls for more accessible trails statewide.
A Colorado adaptive hiking foundation has three events on their calendar taking place in Colorado Springs. These opportunities are for adapted athletes with limited mobility, but generally for anyone interested in a hiking community.
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