Great Smoky Mountains National Park will begin its 2026 season of adaptive programming this spring with ranger‑led experiences designed for visitors with limited mobility and their families.

On a recent afternoon in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Carly Pearson’s hiking gear had three wheels. Pearson, who is paralyzed below the waist following an injury she sustained as a wildland ...

The state is offering adaptive sports programs this winter to make outdoor recreation accessible to everyone, according to a community announcement. One of the locations is the John G. Asiaf Memorial ...

In its ongoing effort to make tennis accessible to anyone and everyone, Greater Pottstown Tennis & Learning has expanded some of its programs to enable it to serve a larger number of youth in ...

The winter season has kicked off at Ski Sundown, which opened Monday, and some athletes taking unique turns down the slopes. They are part of the Summit Adaptive Sports program for skiers with ...

The ideal theme for a kickoff event would seem to be football. And so passing, receiving and celebrating in the end zone all were part of a community gridiron skills clinic to help launch the Michael ...

Train Unique, founded by Damon Vincent, is launching an adaptive fitness program in Baton Rouge to provide safe and ...

The 2026 adaptive golf season will begin at 9 a.m. May 7 at Hillcrest Golf Club, 2300 Rim Drive. Signup to golf or volunteer. Programming is free for all golfers, and transport support may be ...

The National Park Service launched adaptive programming in 2023 to make Great Smoky Mountains National Park more accessible for visitors with disabilities. The park will host adaptive ranger-led ...