
The Alternative Commute: Cycling to Work
The Pacific Northwest is known for many things-its rainy winters, stunning summers, the close-to-home nature, and of course a desire to be outside and experience




Our Mission: To enrich the quality of life for children and adults with disabilities through outdoor recreation.
Transforming lives through outdoor recreation
Read on to learn how we’ve been making a difference since 1979.
1978
Pilot program began at The Summit at Snoqualmie dedicated to teaching fifteen children with disabilities to ski.
1985
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing offered.
1991
Summer activities begin. Year-round adaptive therapeutic activities include cycling, hiking, camping, river rafting, kayaking, rock climbing, day camps, yoga and more.
2006
The name of the foundation was changed to Outdoors for All to better reflect year round nature of mission and programming.
2007
Full ski program at Stevens Pass.
2014
Magnuson Park Adaptive Cycling Center opened.
2019
Expanded and remodeled The Summit at Snoqualmie-Summit West location.
2024
Outdoors for All Lake Sammamish grand opening.
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Discover the rich history of Outdoors for All and how we’ve been making a difference since 1979.