What’s Happening
Lo que está sucediendo
Help out, learn, build community and have fun!
¡Ayuda, aprende, construye una comunidad y diviértete!
Southwest Washington has so many opportunities to connect with nature. See the event calendar below for a wide range of opportunities with our regional partners.
Not seeing what you are looking for or want to schedule something special with a group? Contact the partner directly. Some information on this page may be out of date, so connect with the Partner for the most up to date information. Let’s get outside!
El suroeste de Washington ofrece muchísimas oportunidades para conectar con la naturaleza. Consulta el calendario de eventos para conocer la amplia gama de oportunidades con nuestros socios regionales.
¿No encuentra lo que busca o desea programar algo especial con un grupo? Ponte en contacto directamente con el socio. Es posible que parte de la información de esta página no esté actualizada; por ello, contacta con el socio para obtener la información más reciente. ¡Salgamos al aire libre!
June is coming up and that means celebrating Get Outdoors Day!
Communities and partners across southwest Washington are getting ready to host you, your family and friends with a variety of outdoor activities to celebrate the beautiful Pacific Northwest region we know and love. Join us!
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Accessible Supported | Adventure Sport | Agriculture | Art in Nature | Community Event | Elders | Healing | Hiking | Park Updates | Plants | Pollinators | Recreation | Road Trips | Virtual Events | Volunteering | Water Fun | Wildlife | Workshops | Youth | FREE
LCNN is excited to share our Partner’s events, click each event for more detailed information - check with event host for most up to date information (LCNN does not lead these events).
NEW! For events that sound super fun but are just outside southwest Washington are listed as ROAD TRIPs.
HOPE Walk @ Sarah’s Gardens
July is the Month of HOPE!
All month long, HOPE Dementia Support celebrating connection, joy, and community for people living with dementia and their care partners.
From HOPE Walks to Movies, the Stables, the Wildlife Refuge, Memory Cafés, Brain Health sessions, and more — July is filled with moments that remind us we’re not alone. Come be part of something meaningful.
We’re excited to welcome you back to Sarah’s Garden for two peaceful, creative mornings this summer!
Monday, June 15
Monday, July 20
Each session will include a simple, dementia‑friendly garden activity — something hands‑on, relaxing, and enjoyable for people living with dementia and their care partners.
All supplies will be provided, and no experience is needed. Just come as you are and enjoy time together in this beautiful space.
Call HOPE Dementia Support at 360 513 5754 or email alwayshopeinfo@gmail.com with any questions.
Hike with Pacific Peaks Mountain Top Fitness
Mountain Tops is an adaptive fitness and activity program designed to build confidence, camaraderie, and various movement skills for those with neurodevelopmental differences.
Several classes a week, with Thursdays 3:30-4:30PM (Lacamas Lake Lodge). Each Thursday class consists of a big group warm-up and a walk along the Heritage Trail (weather permitting). All our classes finish with stretching & shoutouts!
Registration and fee required. Click HERE to learn more.
ROAD TRIP - Hiking Clinic - NW Association of Blind Athletes
Everybody is an Athlete: At NW Association of Blind Athletes, we believe that any individual who is blind or visually impaired is an athlete and deserves the opportunity to participate in regular physical activity.
NWBA programming is available for athletes of all ages and ability levels. Do you have a sport or activity that you want to get involved with or pick up again? We have a variety of sports available throughout the year.
Register as an Athlete: To ensure you are registered as an athlete in the correct area, please email programsteam@nwaba.org.
Volunteer to support: NWABA is an athlete-centered, volunteer driven organization. Submit the registration form Volunteer Registration
Get Involved With NWABA! If you’d like to be involved with NWABA as an athlete, volunteer or just want to learn more, please contact us and we’ll reach out to you shortly.
Hike with Pacific Peaks Mountain Top Fitness
Mountain Tops is an adaptive fitness and activity program designed to build confidence, camaraderie, and various movement skills for those with neurodevelopmental differences.
Several classes a week, with Thursdays 3:30-4:30PM (Lacamas Lake Lodge). Each Thursday class consists of a big group warm-up and a walk along the Heritage Trail (weather permitting). All our classes finish with stretching & shoutouts!
Registration and fee required. Click HERE to learn more.
ROAD TRIP - Lower Macleay Trail hike with Disabled Hikers
Disabled Hikers is very excited to celebrate the launch of the Forest & Washington Park Express Shuttle and LGBTQ+ and Disability Pride Months in Portland!
Join Disabled Hikers on June 27 and July 18 for a disability community gathering at Lower Macleay in Forest Park, Portland, Oregon. We'll hang out at the picnic shelter and take a casual stroll along the accessible trail.
Register HERE.
The shuttle starts June 12 and runs Fridays and Saturdays. You can go from North, Northeast, and East Portland directly to Washington and Forest Parks.
ROAD TRIP - Adaptive Bicycling Summer Series
Join the Adaptive Sports Northwest summer adaptive cycling series is back again!
Everyone is welcome to join us at the Portland International Raceway on Monday evenings from 6 to 8pm, June through September. Volunteers will be on site to provide training and assistance.
Bring your own bike or try one of ours. Helmets are required for participation - bring your own if possible, ASNW staff may have some as well.
It's also a good idea to bring water as it can get warm in the evenings.
All participants need to complete a General Waiver. If you plan to attend more than once and are not yet an ASNW member, please become a member today!
Cycling dates:
June 29
July 6, 13, 20
Aug 17, 24, 31
Sept 14, 21, 28
Portland International Raceway: 1940 N Victory Blvd., Portland, OR 97217
(503) 823-7223
HOPE Walk @ Salmon Creek Trail
July is the Month of HOPE!
All month long, HOPE Dementia Support celebrating connection, joy, and community for people living with dementia and their care partners.
From HOPE Walks to Movies, the Stables, the Wildlife Refuge, Memory Cafés, Brain Health sessions, and more — July is filled with moments that remind us we’re not alone. Come be part of something meaningful.
This gentle, welcoming walk is open to everyone — families, friends, care partners, people living with dementia, and all who believe in building a more dementia‑friendly Clark County. Come enjoy fresh air, encouragement, and a morning filled with companionship.Every step matters. Every person belongs.
Maps will be provided at the event. Here is a link for the map if you would like to view it ahead of time: Salmon Creek Regional Park Walking Map
Let’s begin July with HOPE.
Parking: We will meet at the trail by the softball fields. Address is 800 NE 117th St, Vancouver, WA 98685
Look for the HOPE Dementia Support sign. Please call 360-513-5754 with any questions.
SWWDSC Our Community Walk Abouts 🌿
The SW Washington Down Syndrome Community is so excited to launch a new monthly community connection series hosted by Anna Herbig and Rachel Cristaudo in partnership with SWWDSC.
Starting this summer, we invite families, self advocates, caregivers, siblings, friends, and supporters to join us for a relaxed and family friendly Walk About on the first Monday of each month at 10:00am.
This is about movement, connection, fresh air, conversation, inclusion, and simply being together in Our Community. All abilities are welcome.
☀️ Upcoming Walk About Locations ☀️
June - Salmon Creek Greenway Trail (park near softball fields for free)
July - Vancouver Lake Regional Park ($5 parking fee or annual pass)
August - Lewisville Park ($5 parking fee or annual pass)
September - Burnt Bridge Creek Trail (Stewart Glen Trailhead at Fruit Valley Road)
What to Bring:
💧 Water bottle
☀️ Sunscreen
👟 Supportive walking shoes or tennis shoes
😊 A smile and readiness to connect
Whether you stay for a short stroll or the full Walk About, we would love to have you join us as we continue building meaningful connection and belonging throughout Our Community.
Learn more at swwdsc
ROAD TRIP - Adaptive Bicycling Summer Series
Join the Adaptive Sports Northwest summer adaptive cycling series is back again!
Everyone is welcome to join us at the Portland International Raceway on Monday evenings from 6 to 8pm, June through September. Volunteers will be on site to provide training and assistance.
Bring your own bike or try one of ours. Helmets are required for participation - bring your own if possible, ASNW staff may have some as well.
It's also a good idea to bring water as it can get warm in the evenings.
All participants need to complete a General Waiver. If you plan to attend more than once and are not yet an ASNW member, please become a member today!
Cycling dates:
June 29
July 6, 13, 20
Aug 17, 24, 31
Sept 14, 21, 28
Portland International Raceway: 1940 N Victory Blvd., Portland, OR 97217
(503) 823-7223
ROAD TRIP - Adaptive Bicycling Summer Series
Join the Adaptive Sports Northwest summer adaptive cycling series is back again!
Everyone is welcome to join us at the Portland International Raceway on Monday evenings from 6 to 8pm, June through September. Volunteers will be on site to provide training and assistance.
Bring your own bike or try one of ours. Helmets are required for participation - bring your own if possible, ASNW staff may have some as well.
It's also a good idea to bring water as it can get warm in the evenings.
All participants need to complete a General Waiver. If you plan to attend more than once and are not yet an ASNW member, please become a member today!
Cycling dates:
June 29
July 6, 13, 20
Aug 17, 24, 31
Sept 14, 21, 28
Portland International Raceway: 1940 N Victory Blvd., Portland, OR 97217
(503) 823-7223
ROAD TRIP - Lower Macleay Trail hike with Disabled Hikers
Disabled Hikers is very excited to celebrate the launch of the Forest & Washington Park Express Shuttle and LGBTQ+ and Disability Pride Months in Portland!
Join Disabled Hikers on June 27 and July 18 for a disability community gathering at Lower Macleay in Forest Park, Portland, Oregon. We'll hang out at the picnic shelter and take a casual stroll along the accessible trail.
Register HERE.
The shuttle starts June 12 and runs Fridays and Saturdays. You can go from North, Northeast, and East Portland directly to Washington and Forest Parks.
Triathlon Run Through with NW Assoc. of Blind Athletes
Join the NW Association for Blind Athletes for this event!
For more information contact:
Katie Vroman
Email: pdxvanprogramsteam@nwaba.org
Text: 360.448.7254
Call: 360.984.5627
HOPE Walk @ Sarah’s Gardens
July is the Month of HOPE!
All month long, HOPE Dementia Support celebrating connection, joy, and community for people living with dementia and their care partners.
From HOPE Walks to Movies, the Stables, the Wildlife Refuge, Memory Cafés, Brain Health sessions, and more — July is filled with moments that remind us we’re not alone. Come be part of something meaningful.
We’re excited to welcome you back to Sarah’s Garden for two peaceful, creative mornings this summer!
Monday, June 15
Monday, July 20
Each session will include a simple, dementia‑friendly garden activity — something hands‑on, relaxing, and enjoyable for people living with dementia and their care partners.
All supplies will be provided, and no experience is needed. Just come as you are and enjoy time together in this beautiful space.
Call HOPE Dementia Support at 360 513 5754 or email alwayshopeinfo@gmail.com with any questions.
ROAD TRIP - Adaptive Bicycling Summer Series
Join the Adaptive Sports Northwest summer adaptive cycling series is back again!
Everyone is welcome to join us at the Portland International Raceway on Monday evenings from 6 to 8pm, June through September. Volunteers will be on site to provide training and assistance.
Bring your own bike or try one of ours. Helmets are required for participation - bring your own if possible, ASNW staff may have some as well.
It's also a good idea to bring water as it can get warm in the evenings.
All participants need to complete a General Waiver. If you plan to attend more than once and are not yet an ASNW member, please become a member today!
Cycling dates:
June 29
July 6, 13, 20
Aug 17, 24, 31
Sept 14, 21, 28
Portland International Raceway: 1940 N Victory Blvd., Portland, OR 97217
(503) 823-7223
HOPE Walk @ Ridgefield NWR
July is the Month of HOPE!
All month long, HOPE Dementia Support celebrating connection, joy, and community for people living with dementia and their care partners.
From HOPE Walks to Movies, the Stables, the Wildlife Refuge, Memory Cafés, Brain Health sessions, and more — July is filled with moments that remind us we’re not alone. Come be part of something meaningful.
Join HOPE Dementia Support for an afternoon of connection, conversation, and nature at the beautiful Ridgefield Wildlife Refuge.
This outing is designed for individuals living with dementia and their care partners and families to enjoy time together in a relaxed, supportive environment. We'll take in the sights and sounds of the refuge, observe local wildlife, enjoy fresh air, and connect with others.
Whether you're a seasoned birdwatcher or simply looking for a way to spend time outdoors, this experience offers an opportunity to slow down, be present, and enjoy the beauty around us.
Please RSVP Here or call HOPE dementia Support at 360-513-5754
Adaptive Mountain Bike Skills Camp
aMTB Skills Camp | Crank Camp!
Join Oregon Adapative Sports for this three day aMTB skill building and ride camp for Off Road Hand Cycles!
Offered monthly, this aMTB camp will help you develop, refine, and apply your skills and help build confidence on trails to get more out of your riding. Off Road Hand Cycles are available for confirmed attendees. Specific bike availability is based on signups and is first come first serve. OAS is taking applications. Each camp can serve up to 5 adaptive athletes. Apply for your spot below!
Essential Eligibility Criteria _ Crank Camp & aMTB Lessons
Camp Information: No Cost | 4hr lesson
OAS Provides: Equipment, Instruction, on trail support
Attendee Provides: Lunch/personal snacks and water bottle
Itinerary:
Friday: 1pm – 4pm | Fit ups and skills
Saturday: 9am – 2pm | Long Trail Ride
Sunday: 9am – 12pm | Trail Ride
Recommendations & Requirements:
OAS recommends attendance for all three days. There is no discount for missing one day. Cycling experience required, preferably on dirt or gravel. If new to off road hand cycling, athletes can schedule a private lesson with OAS as a prerequisite.
*OAS has a small selection of Off-Road Hand Cycles available for athletes. OAS bikes are first come first serve. Please register in advance to reserve an OFHC. Helmets and adaptive gear will be available.
Dates Offered:
Camp # 1 | July 24th – 26th
Camp # 2 | August 14th – 16th
Camp # 3 | September 18th – 20th
HOPE Walk @ Columbia River Trail
July is the Month of HOPE!
All month long, HOPE Dementia Support celebrating connection, joy, and community for people living with dementia and their care partners.
From HOPE Walks to Movies, the Stables, the Wildlife Refuge, Memory Cafés, Brain Health sessions, and more — July is filled with moments that remind us we’re not alone. Come be part of something meaningful.
Join us for HOPE WALKS at the Columbia River Trail as we celebrate the Month of HOPE together.
This gentle, welcoming walk is open to everyone — families, friends, care partners, people living with dementia, and all who believe in building a more dementia‑friendly Clark County. Come enjoy fresh air, encouragement, and a morning filled with companionship.Every step matters. Every person belongs.
Maps will be provided at the event. Check out the map here if you would like to look ahead of the walk.
We will be starting at Marine Park (4501 SE Columbia Way, Vancouver, WA 98661) . We will walk to Wintler Park and back. Look for the HOPE Dementia Support sign. Please call 360-513-5754 with any questions
SWWDSC Our Community Walk Abouts 🌿
The SW Washington Down Syndrome Community is so excited to launch a new monthly community connection series hosted by Anna Herbig and Rachel Cristaudo in partnership with SWWDSC.
Starting this summer, we invite families, self advocates, caregivers, siblings, friends, and supporters to join us for a relaxed and family friendly Walk About on the first Monday of each month at 10:00am.
This is about movement, connection, fresh air, conversation, inclusion, and simply being together in Our Community. All abilities are welcome.
☀️ Upcoming Walk About Locations ☀️
June - Salmon Creek Greenway Trail (park near softball fields for free)
July - Vancouver Lake Regional Park ($5 parking fee or annual pass)
August - Lewisville Park ($5 parking fee or annual pass)
September - Burnt Bridge Creek Trail (Stewart Glen Trailhead at Fruit Valley Road)
What to Bring:
💧 Water bottle
☀️ Sunscreen
👟 Supportive walking shoes or tennis shoes
😊 A smile and readiness to connect
Whether you stay for a short stroll or the full Walk About, we would love to have you join us as we continue building meaningful connection and belonging throughout Our Community.
Learn more at swwdsc
Columbia River Triathlon with NW Assoc. for Blind Athletes
Join the NW Association for Blind Athletes for this exciting event!
For more information contact:
Katie Vroman
Email: pdxvanprogramsteam@nwaba.org
Text: 360.448.7254
Call: 360.984.5627
ROAD TRIP - Adaptive Bicycling Summer Series
Join the Adaptive Sports Northwest summer adaptive cycling series is back again!
Everyone is welcome to join us at the Portland International Raceway on Monday evenings from 6 to 8pm, June through September. Volunteers will be on site to provide training and assistance.
Bring your own bike or try one of ours. Helmets are required for participation - bring your own if possible, ASNW staff may have some as well.
It's also a good idea to bring water as it can get warm in the evenings.
All participants need to complete a General Waiver. If you plan to attend more than once and are not yet an ASNW member, please become a member today!
Cycling dates:
Aug 17, 24, 31
Sept 14, 21, 28
Portland International Raceway: 1940 N Victory Blvd., Portland, OR 97217
(503) 823-7223
Paddlesport Clinic with NW Assoc. of Blind Athletes
For more information from the NW Association of Blind Athletes, contact:
Anneliese Hugo
Email: pdxvanprogramsteam@nwaba.org
Text: 360.448.7254
Call: 360.682.1662
ROAD TRIP -Community Lake Day with Adventures Without Limits!
YOU’RE INVITED! Community Lake Day with Adventures Without Limits!
WHO: Friends, supporters, community members, all are welcome!
WHAT: A summer gathering at Hagg Lake to celebrate adaptive and inclusive recreation - enjoy good food, live music, kayaking, and community!
WHERE: Hagg Lake Sain Creek Pavilion
WHY: We love our community!
HOW: Registration required HERE
After celebrating 30 years of adventure with our community in 2025, Adventures Without Limits is thrilled to get outside with you again! We invite you to join us at Hagg Lake for an afternoon of paddling, community building, food, and live music at our 2nd Annual Community Lake Day!
Since its founding in 1995, Adventures Without Limits (AWL) has worked with thousands of children and adults of all abilities to experience the thrill of adventure and health benefits of time spent in nature.
AWL is a registered non-profit that was founded to address the region's shortage of options for adaptive recreation. We specialize in working with individuals with disabilities to find adaptive solutions for a range of activities. Our program mission has since expanded to address many common barriers to outdoor recreation, such as access to transportation, outdoor apparel, skills training, and financially accessible price points. We're committed to creating a safe community for folks to learn new skills, build confidence, make social connections, overcome obstacles, and enjoy the beautiful natural wonders of the Pacific Northwest.
Registration Required HERE. Cost: Event admission: $15/adult, $10/youth (6-18), children under 6 free
The cost of this event will support our continued accessible and inclusive outdoor programs.
Itinerary:
Join us for an afternoon of listing to live music, enjoying food, being with community, and paddling on Hagg Lake. Kayaking and paddleboarding will be available first come first served!
Inclusions:
Catered lunch
Live music
Kayaks, paddleboards, PFDs, paddles, and other paddling equipment
Exclusions:
Parking fees ($7/vehicle)
Kayaking/Paddleboarding:
No additional registration for paddling is required. Kayaking and paddleboarding will be first come, first served, and participants will be asked to limit their paddling time to 30 minutes to give everyone an opportunity to get out on the water. Paper liability waivers need to be completed onsite before you paddle. We are not able to accommodate children under 6 for kayaking and paddle boarding at this event. Youth under 18 should be accompanied by a parent/guardian.
Essential Eligibility Criteria (for paddling):
Our team is trained to accommodate a variety of needs while on our trips, however, some trips and activities require certain requirements and abilities to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all. Please review our Essential Eligibility Criteria to determine if our trips would be appropriate for you.
The Essential Eligibility Criteria can be found here: https://awloutdoors.org/helpfulinfo
Accessibility:
ADA parking is limited at the Sain Creek Boat Ramp. There are paved paths from the parking lot to the pavilion, and connecting to accessible restrooms. To request additional accommodations, including ASL interpreter, please email info@awloutdoors.org by August 1st, 2026.
ROAD TRIP - Adaptive Bicycling Summer Series
Join the Adaptive Sports Northwest summer adaptive cycling series is back again!
Everyone is welcome to join us at the Portland International Raceway on Monday evenings from 6 to 8pm, June through September. Volunteers will be on site to provide training and assistance.
Bring your own bike or try one of ours. Helmets are required for participation - bring your own if possible, ASNW staff may have some as well.
It's also a good idea to bring water as it can get warm in the evenings.
All participants need to complete a General Waiver. If you plan to attend more than once and are not yet an ASNW member, please become a member today!
Cycling dates:
Aug 17, 24, 31
Sept 14, 21, 28
Portland International Raceway: 1940 N Victory Blvd., Portland, OR 97217
(503) 823-7223
Paddleboarding Clinic with NW Assoc. of Blind Athletes
Check the NWABA webpage and for more information contact:
Anneliese Hugo
Email: pdxvanprogramsteam@nwaba.org
Text: 360.448.7254
Call: 360.682.1662
ROAD TRIP - Adaptive Bicycling Summer Series
Join the Adaptive Sports Northwest summer adaptive cycling series is back again!
Everyone is welcome to join us at the Portland International Raceway on Monday evenings from 6 to 8pm, June through September. Volunteers will be on site to provide training and assistance.
Bring your own bike or try one of ours. Helmets are required for participation - bring your own if possible, ASNW staff may have some as well.
It's also a good idea to bring water as it can get warm in the evenings.
All participants need to complete a General Waiver. If you plan to attend more than once and are not yet an ASNW member, please become a member today!
Cycling dates:
Aug 17, 24, 31
Sept 14, 21, 28
Portland International Raceway: 1940 N Victory Blvd., Portland, OR 97217
(503) 823-7223
SWWDSC Our Community Walk Abouts 🌿
The SW Washington Down Syndrome Community is so excited to launch a new monthly community connection series hosted by Anna Herbig and Rachel Cristaudo in partnership with SWWDSC.
Starting this summer, we invite families, self advocates, caregivers, siblings, friends, and supporters to join us for a relaxed and family friendly Walk About on the first Monday of each month at 10:00am.
This is about movement, connection, fresh air, conversation, inclusion, and simply being together in Our Community. All abilities are welcome.
☀️ Upcoming Walk About Locations ☀️
June - Salmon Creek Greenway Trail (park near softball fields for free)
July - Vancouver Lake Regional Park ($5 parking fee or annual pass)
August - Lewisville Park ($5 parking fee or annual pass)
September - Burnt Bridge Creek Trail (Stewart Glen Trailhead at Fruit Valley Road)
What to Bring:
💧 Water bottle
☀️ Sunscreen
👟 Supportive walking shoes or tennis shoes
😊 A smile and readiness to connect
Whether you stay for a short stroll or the full Walk About, we would love to have you join us as we continue building meaningful connection and belonging throughout Our Community.
Learn more at swwdsc
ROAD TRIP - Adaptive Bicycling Summer Series
Join the Adaptive Sports Northwest summer adaptive cycling series is back again!
Everyone is welcome to join us at the Portland International Raceway on Monday evenings from 6 to 8pm, June through September. Volunteers will be on site to provide training and assistance.
Bring your own bike or try one of ours. Helmets are required for participation - bring your own if possible, ASNW staff may have some as well.
It's also a good idea to bring water as it can get warm in the evenings.
All participants need to complete a General Waiver. If you plan to attend more than once and are not yet an ASNW member, please become a member today!
Cycling dates:
Sept 14, 21, 28
Portland International Raceway: 1940 N Victory Blvd., Portland, OR 97217
(503) 823-7223
ROAD TRIP - Adaptive Bicycling Summer Series
Join the Adaptive Sports Northwest summer adaptive cycling series is back again!
Everyone is welcome to join us at the Portland International Raceway on Monday evenings from 6 to 8pm, June through September. Volunteers will be on site to provide training and assistance.
Bring your own bike or try one of ours. Helmets are required for participation - bring your own if possible, ASNW staff may have some as well.
It's also a good idea to bring water as it can get warm in the evenings.
All participants need to complete a General Waiver. If you plan to attend more than once and are not yet an ASNW member, please become a member today!
Cycling dates:
Sept 14, 21, 28
Portland International Raceway: 1940 N Victory Blvd., Portland, OR 97217
(503) 823-7223
ROAD TRIP - Adaptive Bicycling Summer Series
Join the Adaptive Sports Northwest summer adaptive cycling series is back again!
Everyone is welcome to join us at the Portland International Raceway on Monday evenings from 6 to 8pm, June through September. Volunteers will be on site to provide training and assistance.
Bring your own bike or try one of ours. Helmets are required for participation - bring your own if possible, ASNW staff may have some as well.
It's also a good idea to bring water as it can get warm in the evenings.
All participants need to complete a General Waiver. If you plan to attend more than once and are not yet an ASNW member, please become a member today!
Cycling dates:
Sept 14, 21, 28
Portland International Raceway: 1940 N Victory Blvd., Portland, OR 97217
(503) 823-7223
Hike with Pacific Peaks Mountain Top Fitness
Mountain Tops is an adaptive fitness and activity program designed to build confidence, camaraderie, and various movement skills for those with neurodevelopmental differences.
Several classes a week, with Thursdays 3:30-4:30PM (Lacamas Lake Lodge). Each Thursday class consists of a big group warm-up and a walk along the Heritage Trail (weather permitting). All our classes finish with stretching & shoutouts!
Registration and fee required. Click HERE to learn more.
Hike with Pacific Peaks Mountain Top Fitness
Mountain Tops is an adaptive fitness and activity program designed to build confidence, camaraderie, and various movement skills for those with neurodevelopmental differences.
Several classes a week, with Thursdays 3:30-4:30PM (Lacamas Lake Lodge). Each Thursday class consists of a big group warm-up and a walk along the Heritage Trail (weather permitting). All our classes finish with stretching & shoutouts!
Registration and fee required. Click HERE to learn more.
SWWDSC Our Community Walk Abouts 🌿
The SW Washington Down Syndrome Community is so excited to launch a new monthly community connection series hosted by Anna Herbig and Rachel Cristaudo in partnership with SWWDSC.
Starting this summer, we invite families, self advocates, caregivers, siblings, friends, and supporters to join us for a relaxed and family friendly Walk About on the first Monday of each month at 10:00am.
This is about movement, connection, fresh air, conversation, inclusion, and simply being together in Our Community. All abilities are welcome.
☀️ Upcoming Walk About Locations ☀️
June - Salmon Creek Greenway Trail (park near softball fields for free)
July - Vancouver Lake Regional Park ($5 parking fee or annual pass)
August - Lewisville Park ($5 parking fee or annual pass)
September - Burnt Bridge Creek Trail (Stewart Glen Trailhead at Fruit Valley Road)
What to Bring:
💧 Water bottle
☀️ Sunscreen
👟 Supportive walking shoes or tennis shoes
😊 A smile and readiness to connect
Whether you stay for a short stroll or the full Walk About, we would love to have you join us as we continue building meaningful connection and belonging throughout Our Community.
Learn more at swwdsc
ROAD TRIP - Tandem Bike Clinic - NW Association of Blind Athletes
Everybody is an Athlete: At NW Association of Blind Athletes, we believe that any individual who is blind or visually impaired is an athlete and deserves the opportunity to participate in regular physical activity.
NWBA programming is available for athletes of all ages and ability levels. Do you have a sport or activity that you want to get involved with or pick up again? We have a variety of sports available throughout the year.
Register as an Athlete: To ensure you are registered as an athlete in the correct area, please email programsteam@nwaba.org.
Volunteer to support: NWABA is an athlete-centered, volunteer driven organization. Submit the registration form Volunteer Registration
Get Involved With NWABA! If you’d like to be involved with NWABA as an athlete, volunteer or just want to learn more, please contact us and we’ll reach out to you shortly.
Hiking Clinic - NW Association of Blind Athletes
Everybody is an Athlete: At NW Association of Blind Athletes, we believe that any individual who is blind or visually impaired is an athlete and deserves the opportunity to participate in regular physical activity.
NWBA programming is available for athletes of all ages and ability levels. Do you have a sport or activity that you want to get involved with or pick up again? We have a variety of sports available throughout the year.
Register as an Athlete: To ensure you are registered as an athlete in the correct area, please email programsteam@nwaba.org.
Volunteer to support: NWABA is an athlete-centered, volunteer driven organization. Submit the registration form Volunteer Registration
Get Involved With NWABA! If you’d like to be involved with NWABA as an athlete, volunteer or just want to learn more, please contact us and we’ll reach out to you shortly.
Tandem Bike Clinic - NW Association of Blind Athletes
Everybody is an Athlete: At NW Association of Blind Athletes, we believe that any individual who is blind or visually impaired is an athlete and deserves the opportunity to participate in regular physical activity.
NWBA programming is available for athletes of all ages and ability levels. Do you have a sport or activity that you want to get involved with or pick up again? We have a variety of sports available throughout the year.
Register as an Athlete: To ensure you are registered as an athlete in the correct area, please email programsteam@nwaba.org.
Volunteer to support: NWABA is an athlete-centered, volunteer driven organization. Submit the registration form Volunteer Registration
Get Involved With NWABA! If you’d like to be involved with NWABA as an athlete, volunteer or just want to learn more, please contact us and we’ll reach out to you shortly.
Berms & Boats Adaptive Sports weekend
Join Oregon Adaptive Sports for a weekend of fun adventures for adaptive sporting in Central Oregon!
What: In partnership with the Kelly Brush Foundation, this fan-favorite camp lets participants experience the best of Central Oregon: skiing AND mountain biking in one unforgettable long weekend. Think corn snow in the morning, dirt trails in the afternoon, and great people all day long.
2026 UPDATE: Due to a season of low snow and Mt. Bachelor closing, we have pivoted to Berms & Boats!
What to expect:
3 days of biking
1 afternoon of paddling
Inclusive, supportive environment
The heart of this camp is community. Learning may happen naturally, but instruction is not the focus.
Fun community meals
Experience the multi-sport magic of springtime in Central Oregon!
When: Thursday, May 7th – Monday, May 11th | All-day!
Agenda:
Thursday, 5/7: Arrive in Bend. Afternoon bike checks. Evening welcome celebration.
Friday, 5/8: AM Biking, trailside lunch, PM Biking
Saturday, 5/9: AM Biking, PM boating, Evening film screening
Sunday 5/10: Brunch & Berms!
Monday 5/11: Goodbye!
Where: Oregon Adaptive Sports: Bend, Oregon, 345 SW Cyber Drive
More information, including updated eligibility information: https://oregonadaptivesports.org/events/turns-and-berms-application-due-dat/
Hiking Clinic - NW Association of Blind Athletes
Everybody is an Athlete: At NW Association of Blind Athletes, we believe that any individual who is blind or visually impaired is an athlete and deserves the opportunity to participate in regular physical activity.
NWBA programming is available for athletes of all ages and ability levels. Do you have a sport or activity that you want to get involved with or pick up again? We have a variety of sports available throughout the year.
Register as an Athlete: To ensure you are registered as an athlete in the correct area, please email programsteam@nwaba.org.
Volunteer to support: NWABA is an athlete-centered, volunteer driven organization. Submit the registration form Volunteer Registration
Get Involved With NWABA! If you’d like to be involved with NWABA as an athlete, volunteer or just want to learn more, please contact us and we’ll reach out to you shortly.
