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Breaking barriers: Southern Utah nonprofit makes outdoor adventure accessible to people with disabilities

By stgeorgeutah.com · October 13, 2026 · 1 min read
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A close-up of a hiking boot and a trekking pole on a red sandstone ledge overlooking a vast canyon in Southern Utah, symbolizing accessibility and adventure.
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The outdoors is a place for adventure, from kayaking and fishing to river rafting and camping. But for people with disabilities, experiencing those adventures can require adaptations that aren't always available.

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