Join the Family Resource Network for the New Jersey Autism Beach Bash. This will be one of the best days of the year for thousands of families across the state. Held at 14th Avenue Beach in Belmar, this free autism-friendly event brings together more than 3,000 attendees for a one-of-a-kind day of community and connection […]
Nature and Accessibility Events in New Jersey
Explore the calendar for updates on events and gatherings related to getting outdoors.
Events
Join Get Out There with Aquired Brain Injuries for their Abilities Walks on September 13th they will be at Atison Lake Recreation Area. They will walk the wheelchair accessible trails. However, with so much to do there! Feel free to plan the day and take advantage of the swimming lake, ADA accessible playground, canoe launch […]
Nature: Accessible for All Soiree Under the Stars
Highlawn Pavillion 1 Crest Drive, West Orange, United StatesNature Accessible for All is an initiative for equity, inclusion, and accessibility. Our mission is simple: To build a movement of people and organizations committed to making parks and natural areas accessible for people with disabilities, mobility challenges and their allies. To keep this great work going, we need to build moral and financial support into […]
Heroes on the Water NJ outing at Cupsaw Lake
Cupsaw Lake 185 Cupsaw Drive, Ringwood, NJ, United StatesHeroes on the Water NJ is proud to host another event at Cupsaw Lake in Ringwood, NJ. This event is open to active and veteran military service members as well as first responders. This event is free to participants and requires no fishing license. All kayaks, fishing tackle, and safety equipment are provided at the […]
Join the Mid-Atlantic ADA Center for this webinar. Creating an accessible event takes more than meeting minimum ADA requirements. This webinar will explore how to thoughtfully incorporate accessibility into every stage of event planning—from initial design and communications with event organizers to ticket purchasing, accommodations, and on-site support. Whether you are planning a small meeting, […]
Join American Trails as they host this webinar on urban planning. Using a feasibility study from Omaha, Nebraska, USA, as a model, this session demonstrates a paradigm shift in urban planning that moves beyond traditional topography-based assessments to prioritize equity in access. Presented by: Kent McNeill, President, International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA)