ACCESSIBLE PARKS CANADA

Today is Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD). Our director Dr. Tilak Dutta had a great chat with Juan Olarte about his work to make...

Our team was lucky enough to have JJ Hunt a professional describer to teach us a bit more about image description.

Falling outdoors is not uncommon. People often slip, trip or fall down on the trails. Sometimes, consequences are minor, and sometimes not.

One of the ways that we can improve access to Canada’s National Parks is to look for examples in other countries to see what tools and...

We are approximately a quarter of the way through our 2-year project, and a lot has been going on behind the scenes. Here are some updates!

Founded in 2009, Rocky Mountain Adaptive is a registered charity whose mission is to enable all individuals to experience the outdoors.

Simontika talks about Denise Vasquez, a disabled photographer and Youtuber who shares experiences about visits to national parks in the US.

The TrailRider is a single wheel all terrain mobility device that enables individuals with disabilities to be able to explore the outdoors.

AllTrails is a fitness and travel mobile app that facilitates a user-friendly experience for those who want to engage in outdoor recreation.

This post is about the Action Trackchair, the all-terrain wheelchair for individuals with lower body mobility disabilities.

We want to hear from you. How do you experience national parks? What accessibility challenges do you face? Tell us!