The Courage to Dream
Participant and Board Member, Pete Quinn, shares a blog post about his experience on Mt. Willard: I'd already said no. It was too much work; too much energy; too challenging.…
Participant and Board Member, Pete Quinn, shares a blog post about his experience on Mt. Willard: I'd already said no. It was too much work; too much energy; too challenging.…
Waypoint Adventure: Where “I can’t” becomes “I can.” Waypoint Adventure, founded in 2010, awakens youths and adults with disabilities to their willful spirit through the power of adventure. With guided,…
Our program team answer questions for an Ask the Expert article on why it's important to include people with disabilities in adventure learning.
At Waypoint Adventure, we talk about the importance of community all the time. There is no better example of this than on our programs with the Carter School. The Carter…
Our annual Inclusive Adventure Club (IAC) backpacking trip was one of the best IAC programs to date. Our vision for this club is that all people regardless of ability have the…
The summer of "I Can" is all about discovering more. Discovering what you CAN do, what your community can do, what's possible, and what's fun. We're proud to be back…
The inaugural Wiffle Ball / End of Summer Cookout was a smashing hit. Pun intended. There was face painting thanks to our resident-artist, Miriam, balloon animals thanks to our friend…
It started in February and ended in May: The Best Buddies program at Cotting School planned three different "Waypoint adventures" for three different pairs of buddies. The series was centered…
It all started with a call from Waypoint volunteer, Ross Fitzgerald. Ross is an 8th grade teacher at Shady Hill School in Cambridge, and with his years of experience volunteering…
We're on a mission to make the outdoors a more diverse place - where the trails are frequented by people that represent the true diversity of our world. We're grateful…