Outdoors for All

CYCLING

Adaptive Cycling
Enjoy a ride using your own cycle or ride one of our bikes, adaptive cycles or tandems. Outdoors for All has the nation's largest fleet of adaptive cycles - more than 70 at last count. Adaptive aspects include:

   · handcycles for individuals with no or limited leg movement
   · 3 & 4 wheel cycles for those who need more stability
   · children's hand and foot powered cycles
   · tandem cycles for individuals who want a guide while riding
   · hand and foot cranked cycles exercising your whole body
   · standard cycles

Cyclists can ride any distance they choose during these rides, depending on their interest, strength and endurance. Rides are held at various locations in King, Snohomish and Pierce Counties. Routes are carefully chosen for their accessibility, facilities and low-to-no motorized traffic. Enjoy beautiful Northwest scenery while riding with Outdoors for All.

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Adaptive Cycle Resource List

Success Stories

Lyn Laielli rides a bike for the first time in years

Many Programs, Many Smiles

"I am having so much fun. Every year as I get better it gets so much more fun. Finally I went down Julie's (run) at Snoqualmie Pass, and I had a blast, it is now about the only run I go down. My instructors are trying to get me to go down the bowl but I am not so sure:)"

Alpine Participant Nora Genster who skis sitting down in a bi-ski

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