State commissioners embrace equitable access objectives By Gwendolyn Craig The state has work to do to make open spaces more equitable, inclusive and accessible, according to a new report. The Open Space Institute (OSI) and New York … [Read more...] about Report provides inclusion ‘blueprint’ for New York’s outdoors
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Moss Lake provides something for everyone
Popular Eagle Bay hiking trail offers simple navigation, lakeside views, sandy picnic area By Jamie Organski While Bald Mountain in Old Forge likely holds top place for popular Adirondack hikes, the Moss Lake trail is a close second. The easy … [Read more...] about Moss Lake provides something for everyone
Ensuring access for all
State holds calls with accessibility experts to review resources By Gwendolyn Craig About 61 million adults in the United States have a disability, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In New York, that number is about 3 … [Read more...] about Ensuring access for all
Teen with disability finds ways to get outside
Accessible recreation isn’t just for adults. There is a variety of options in the Adirondacks for children and young people as well. Nichole Evans, a Saratoga County resident whose family has a camp in Lake Luzerne, describes her son, … [Read more...] about Teen with disability finds ways to get outside
Accessible Adirondacks
Outdoorspeople with disabilities have more overnight options in the North Country By Gillian Scott When Jason Thurston stays at his favorite Adirondack campground, he can participate in activities that are out of reach for him in other outdoor … [Read more...] about Accessible Adirondacks