All you need to know about adaptive scuba diving (sharks not included)
These adaptive scuba diving and snorkeling organizations will get you suited up and underwater.
These adaptive scuba diving and snorkeling organizations will get you suited up and underwater.
Yes, it is absolutely possible for people with cervical spinal cord injuries to enjoy adaptive fishing, including fly fishing.
Adaptive sailing, a realm of adventure and freedom, is well-established, safe, and exhilarating.
Here are resources to help fund outdoor recreation as well as tips on grantwriting.
During winter, wheelchair users face unique challenges navigating snow, ice, and cold temperatures. Follow these tips to stay safe and warm outside.
Looking to hit the slopes this winter? Our adaptive winter recreation guide has all the info you need.
Our Outdoor Access Working Group compiled information and resources you need to plan a fun and accessible camping experience.
United Spinal’s Outdoor Access Working Group members share their favorite wheelchair accessible beaches.