Everyone Outdoors

Swapping wheels to knobby tires is just the beginning of improving access to rugged trails. Then come the adaptive models that accommodate ...

In the past week we have started our winter skating program season in East Boston and Holyoke. What a perfect stress reliever after a dif...

Guest Post from Waypoint Adventure - we are thrilled to have them hiking in the Blue Hills! With the fall weather finally kicking in,...

Paragolfers in use at Leo J.Martin Memorial Golf Course. Today was a brisk fall day at the end of the golfing season but that didn't...

Walden Pond is well known as the former haunt of famous American literary figure Henry David Thoreau. Once upon a time it was a rural are...

Two blocks down the street from the Perkins School for the Blind is a new Braille trail along the Charles River in Watertown, MA. The exi...

Thanks Laila Soleimani for this post on Community Boating, a sailing club for all. Community Boating has offered sailing since 1936 and ...

Thanks Bob Hachey for this Guest Post on learning to steer a kayak! Bob is blind and an avid participant of Waypoint Adventure, a Boston...

Thanks to Nina Katz-Christy for her Guest Post about her iCan Bike experience. I recently met Nina at our annual Adaptive Recreation Fa...

On June 4, the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation hosted an annual Adaptive Recreation Fair at Artesani Park in Bright...