Tag Archive for ‘Arizona’
2010 Calendar Available For Fitness Center Supporters
2010 Calendar Promotes New Fitness Center and Highlights Arizona Athletes with Disabilities
Arizona Well Represented on 2010 US Quad Rugby Team
Quad Rugby is one of the most physical wheelchair sports played, and Arizona is home to many of the best players in the world.
San Diego Dominates the 3rd Annual University of Arizona Quad Rugby Rage
San Diego Sharp dominated the biggest quad rugby tournament held in Arizona this year.
Wheelchair Access at Phoenix International Raceway – NASCAR
Did You Know That NASCAR Racing is Arizona’s Biggest Annual Sporting Event? Yep, and PIR Has Great Wheelchair Access Too!
Wheelies Steal The Show At Adaptive Sports Expo in Prescott
Arizona Disabled Sports sponsored the 1st Annual Northern Arizona Disabled Sports & Recreation Expo in Prescott.
Grand Canyon Lodge – North Rim
Ask anyone if they’ve been to the Grand Canyon and quite a few hands go up. Ask them if they’ve been to the north rim and most hands go down. But the north rim holds a few secrets; For one, there’s far less tourists, and for two, there’s the spectacular (and accessible) Grand Canyon Lodge.
Lake Powell
If we ever make a list of top 10 accessible vacations in Arizona, touring Lake Powell by houseboat will be number one.
Slide Rock State Park
Sedona is definately a place worth exploring in Arizona, and Slide Rock is perhaps the most popular place to enjoy Oak Creek. But it’s not too friendly for wheelchairs. Read on and learn the secret to accessing the cool waters of Oak Creek.
Kartchner Caverns
Most people who visit Arizona will marvel at the beauty of the desert. But south of Tucson is Arizona’s best natural wonder, and it’s also the state’s most accessible park!
Mogollon Rim – Meadow Trail
The Meadow Trail and The Vista Trail are two accessible trails located on the Mogollon Rim between Payson and Showlow near Woods Canyon Lake. The two trails are different but both have great features.
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