
The Outdoors Is For Everyone
Accessibility
Find below a non-exhaustive list of accessible resources close to home. Please reach out with suggestions for this constantly growing page!
Snow Sports
The Canadian Adaptive Snowsports (CADS) promotes and supports skiing/snowboarding for people of all ages with different abilities. Their goal is to encourage members and their families/ski buddies to become independent skiers/snowboarders.
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Membership costs only $40, and has many perks such as complimentary passes at Nova Scotia ski hills.
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Read more here for information from Ski Wentworth.
And here for the CADS website.
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Wheelchair Accessible Trails
Alltrails has compiled the top wheelchair accessible trails in the province, find them here! If you would like to download an Alltrails map, please contact a DOS representative.
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Here are Sport Nova Scotia's recommendations.
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Looking for beaches with wheelchair access, or for access to adaptive chairs? Find them here!
Note: may not apply in off season.
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