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Adirondack tourism group works to make parks more accessible

By David Escobar

Disability advocates assess Saranac Lake’s village park infrastructure to identify needed upgrades

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Scott Remington rides an adaptive quadricycle into Great Camp Santanoni

Expanding accessible recreation: Adirondack Park progress in 2024

By David Escobar

New programs and projects work toward increasing access for people with disabilities

People with disabilities such as vision impairment feel the bark on a tree

Empowering access: A push for inclusive outdoor experiences in the Adirondacks

By David Escobar

Tracking the accessible outdoor recreation movement

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John Dillon Park’s summer opening uncertain as contract talks stall

By Mike Lynch

It’s less than two months before John Dillon Park is scheduled to open and the landowner, International Paper, does not have a contract with the park’s long-time operator, Paul Smith’s College. 

Ski instructor is tethered to the skier's bi-ski on a Gore Mountain slope.

Adaptive ski instructor learned to tailor approach

By Tim Rowland

James Hayes helps people with disabilities enjoy alpine skiing, through his work as an instructor for a program at state-run ski facilities

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As ADA turns 32, recreation access must ‘get better’

By James Odato

DEC plans Adirondack campground upgrades to improve accessibility, amid scrutiny

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