Adaptive hikes and yoga make nature accessible for everyone at Wehr Nature Center.
Wehr Nature Center is hosting an All Abilities Open House, a celebration of accessibility and inclusion in the great outdoors. This event is designed to provide equitable access to nature for people of all ages and abilities. With adaptive hikes, yoga, and birding activities, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
The open house also features demonstrations of adaptive outdoor equipment and opportunities to connect with local accessibility partners. It's a welcoming space where everyone can experience the joy of nature, complete with summer picnic snacks from local vendors. Whether you're new to outdoor activities or a seasoned nature lover, this event offers a chance to explore in an inclusive environment.
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Join us for an inclusive Open House celebrating Wehr Nature Center’s commitment to equitable access to the outdoors for people of all ages and abilities. This free community event invites everyone to explore nature through accessible experiences, adaptive recreation, and meaningful connections with local accessibility partners. Enjoy summer picnic snacks from local vendors, discover adaptive outdoor equipment, and participate in activities designed to support a wide range of physical and cognitive abilities. We believe everyone deserves access to nature — and this event is designed to empower all abilities to love, experience, and value the natural world.
