
Camping / Hiking
The "Open the Outdoors" effort is a
nationwide program to open up
recreational activities for people with
disabilities. Through this effort, several
Wisconsin State Parks offer
handicapped
accessible cabins. In addition to camping,
there are several accessible trails
and
hunting and fishing areas.
picture source: www.riseadventures.org/img/Camping.jpg
Outdoor Club
The Outdoor Club is run through the City of La Crosse Parks and Recreation
Department.
This club offers outdoor activities to people with special
needs. The club meets once a
month, and prices and times vary, depending
on the activity.
For more information see the
Special Rec section
on the City of La Crosse Parks and
Recreation website.
Riverfront Inc
Riverfront Inc is a non-profit organization that
provides various
recreational activities - including
bowling and day trips - primarily
for people with
cognitive disabilities,
including those in
wheelchairs.
Picture source: http://www.ikanbowler.com/in-the-news.html
Map My Walk
Type in where you want to walk and the website generates walking loops and
distances.
For more information see
Map My
Walk.
Buying fitness equipment

Many home gyms are wheelchair accessible. Any gym that is labeled
as a
"functional trainer" can be used with wheelchairs that have the
ability to
"lock" themselves in place. For more options, many stores sell
light weights, balls, exercise videos and other equipment.
For more information see MC Sports.
For questions or comments, contact
Shelly Schauer or
Brittany Young
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