Our Programs

Cycling Program for People with Traumatic or Acquired Brain Injuries and Their Loved Ones
 
Pre-register and join us at Look Park to check out a wide variety of cycles that can accommodate riders of all abilities with stable recumbent tricycles, tandem cycles, hand-pedaled cycles, and more. Then go for a ride around the park as many times as you'd like in the hour time slot. The park loop is 1.25 miles.

Recumbent trikes offer a neutral, comfortable body position, so they are perfect for anyone who wants to get some non-weight-bearing exercise without having to balance a two-wheel bike or for those who are uncomfortable on a two-wheel bike for any reason. We can set up trikes for one-sided control.

Equipment and cycles provided. Helmets are required for all riders. You can bring your own or borrow one of ours.
 
Sign up for a one hour time slot within the program time of 11 AM-3 PM.
 
Program Cost: $5 

• This program is open to survivors of traumatic or acquired brain injuries and their loved ones.
• Pre-registration by 3pm the day before is required.  We will not be able to accommodate any walk-ins.  You can pre-register by emailing us (info @alloutadventures.org) or calling us at 413-584-2052

Cycling Program for Veterans 
 
Pre-register and join us at Look Park to check out a wide variety of cycles that can accommodate riders of all abilities with stable recumbent tricycles, tandem cycles, hand-pedaled cycles, and more. Then go for a ride around the park as many times as you'd like in the hour time slot. The park loop is 1.25 miles. 

Recumbent trikes offer a neutral, comfortable body position, so they are perfect for anyone who wants to get some non-weight-bearing exercise without having to balance a two-wheel bike, for those who are uncomfortable on a two-wheel bike for any reason, or for those who want to have fun trying a variety of cycles.

Equipment and cycles provided. Helmets are required for all riders. You can bring your own or borrow one of ours.
 
Sign up for a one hour time slot within the program time of 11 AM-3 PM.
 
Program Cost: No charge 

• This program is open to Veterans and disabled members of the Armed Forces.  Loved ones are welcome to join. There is no charge for this program for Veterans, as their participation is generously funded by the federal Veterans Adaptive Sports grant. 
• Pre-registration by 3pm the day before is required.  We will not be able to accommodate any walk-ins.  You can pre-register by emailing us (info @alloutadventures.org) or calling us at 413-584-2052

Cycling Program for People with Traumatic or Acquired Brain Injuries and Their Loved Ones
 
Pre-register and join us at Look Park to check out a wide variety of cycles that can accommodate riders of all abilities with stable recumbent tricycles, tandem cycles, hand-pedaled cycles, and more. Then go for a ride around the park as many times as you'd like in the hour time slot. The park loop is 1.25 miles.

Recumbent trikes offer a neutral, comfortable body position, so they are perfect for anyone who wants to get some non-weight-bearing exercise without having to balance a two-wheel bike or for those who are uncomfortable on a two-wheel bike for any reason. We can set up trikes for one-sided control.

Equipment and cycles provided. Helmets are required for all riders. You can bring your own or borrow one of ours.
 
Sign up for a one hour time slot within the program time of 11 AM-3 PM.
 
Program Cost: $5 

• This program is open to survivors of traumatic or acquired brain injuries and their loved ones.
• Pre-registration by 3pm the day before is required.  We will not be able to accommodate any walk-ins.  You can pre-register by emailing us (info @alloutadventures.org) or calling us at 413-584-2052

Join us for accessible cycling on the Norwottuck Rail Trail in Hadley. We have an array of cycles that can accommodate riders of all abilities from stable, comfortable recumbent trikes to handcycles to tandem recumbent trikes to wheelchair tandems.

This program is open to people with disabilities and their families and friends.  Seniors are invited to register as well.  

Instruction, equipment, and assistance as needed are provided. 

Pre-registration is required by 3PM the day before the program. You will receive an email confirmation for participation. 

Participants may sign up for a one-hour timeslot during the program time between 10AM - 3PM.

Please let us know the approximate time you would like to arrive when you call or email.

Email us or call us at 413.584.2052 to pre-register.    

The fee is $5-20. Sliding scale per session. 

AOA staff will:

• Host a sign-in and registration table at the Program Base area
• Loan you and teach you how to use the cycle you have reserved, including steering, braking, and shifting
• Be available by cell phone in case you need anything while out for your ride

To participate in these programs, participants will (either on their own or with the assistance of a caregiver who attends with them):

• Be able to steer, brake, and shift the cycle 
• Consistently stay to the right while riding and stop at intersections
• Be able to transfer on and off the cycle
• Be able to use the equipment independently (though staff will provide support at the base in getting set up and adjusting the equipment)
  

  Parking: Park on the west side of the building in the parking lot near the Quarters Restaurant end. Be sure to park near the dumpsters to leave room for Quarters Restaurant customers. 

All Out Adventures, in partnership with the Blackstone River Valley National Heritage
Corridor is pleased to offer adaptive cycling for Veterans and disabled members of the Armed Forces and their loved ones. This program is free of charge and is funded by a federal Veterans
Adaptive Sports Grant.
 
All ages and abilities are welcome!

All equipment is provided, but you must pre-register for a time slot by calling
All Out Adventures at 413-584-2052 or emailing info@alloutadventures.org. Reserve a handcycle, recumbent trike, or tandem recumbent trike for 1 - 2 hours during the program time.

Join us for accessible cycling in Blackstone. We have an array of cycles that can accommodate riders of all abilities from stable, comfortable recumbent trikes to handcycles to tandem recumbent trikes to wheelchair tandems.

This program is open to people with disabilities and their families and friends.  Seniors are invited to register as well.  

Instruction, equipment, and assistance as needed are provided. 

Pre-registration is required by 3PM the day before the program. You will receive an email confirmation for participation. 

Participants may sign up for a one-hour timeslot during the program time between 10AM - 3PM.

Please let us know the approximate time you would like to arrive when you call or email.

Email us or call us at 413.584.2052 to pre-register.    

The fee is $5-20. Sliding scale per session. 

AOA staff will:

• Host a sign-in and registration table at the Program Base area
• Loan you and teach you how to use the cycle you have reserved, including steering, braking, and shifting
• Be available by cell phone in case you need anything while out for your ride

To participate in these programs, participants will (either on their own or with the assistance of a caregiver who attends with them):

• Be able to steer, brake, and shift the cycle 
• Consistently stay to the right while riding and stop at intersections
• Be able to transfer on and off the cycle
• Be able to use the equipment independently (though staff will provide support at the base in getting set up and adjusting the equipment)
  

  Parking: Park on the west side of the building in the parking lot near the Quarters Restaurant end. Be sure to park near the dumpsters to leave room for Quarters Restaurant customers. 

Cycling Program for People with Traumatic or Acquired Brain Injuries and Their Loved Ones
 
Pre-register and join us at Look Park to check out a wide variety of cycles that can accommodate riders of all abilities with stable recumbent tricycles, tandem cycles, hand-pedaled cycles, and more. Then go for a ride around the park as many times as you'd like in the hour time slot. The park loop is 1.25 miles.

Recumbent trikes offer a neutral, comfortable body position, so they are perfect for anyone who wants to get some non-weight-bearing exercise without having to balance a two-wheel bike or for those who are uncomfortable on a two-wheel bike for any reason. We can set up trikes for one-sided control.

Equipment and cycles provided. Helmets are required for all riders. You can bring your own or borrow one of ours.
 
Sign up for a one hour time slot within the program time of 11 AM-3 PM.
 
Program Cost: $5 

• This program is open to survivors of traumatic or acquired brain injuries and their loved ones.
• Pre-registration by 3pm the day before is required.  We will not be able to accommodate any walk-ins.  You can pre-register by emailing us (info @alloutadventures.org) or calling us at 413-584-2052

Join us for accessible cycling on the Norwottuck Rail Trail in Hadley. We have an array of cycles that can accommodate riders of all abilities from stable, comfortable recumbent trikes to handcycles to tandem recumbent trikes to wheelchair tandems.

This program is open to people with disabilities and their families and friends.  Seniors are invited to register as well.  

Instruction, equipment, and assistance as needed are provided. 

Pre-registration is required by 3PM the day before the program. You will receive an email confirmation for participation. 

Participants may sign up for a one-hour timeslot during the program time between 10AM - 3PM.

Please let us know the approximate time you would like to arrive when you call or email.

Email us or call us at 413.584.2052 to pre-register.    

The fee is $5-20. Sliding scale per session. 

AOA staff will:

• Host a sign-in and registration table at the Program Base area
• Loan you and teach you how to use the cycle you have reserved, including steering, braking, and shifting
• Be available by cell phone in case you need anything while out for your ride

To participate in these programs, participants will (either on their own or with the assistance of a caregiver who attends with them):

• Be able to steer, brake, and shift the cycle 
• Consistently stay to the right while riding and stop at intersections
• Be able to transfer on and off the cycle
• Be able to use the equipment independently (though staff will provide support at the base in getting set up and adjusting the equipment)
  

  Parking: Park on the west side of the building in the parking lot near the Quarters Restaurant end. Be sure to park near the dumpsters to leave room for Quarters Restaurant customers. 

Cycling Program for People with Traumatic or Acquired Brain Injuries and Their Loved Ones
 
Pre-register and join us at Look Park to check out a wide variety of cycles that can accommodate riders of all abilities with stable recumbent tricycles, tandem cycles, hand-pedaled cycles, and more. Then go for a ride around the park as many times as you'd like in the hour time slot. The park loop is 1.25 miles.

Recumbent trikes offer a neutral, comfortable body position, so they are perfect for anyone who wants to get some non-weight-bearing exercise without having to balance a two-wheel bike or for those who are uncomfortable on a two-wheel bike for any reason. We can set up trikes for one-sided control.

Equipment and cycles provided. Helmets are required for all riders. You can bring your own or borrow one of ours.
 
Sign up for a one hour time slot within the program time of 11 AM-3 PM.
 
Program Cost: $5 

• This program is open to survivors of traumatic or acquired brain injuries and their loved ones.
• Pre-registration by 3pm the day before is required.  We will not be able to accommodate any walk-ins.  You can pre-register by emailing us (info @alloutadventures.org) or calling us at 413-584-2052

Cycling Program for Veterans 
 
Pre-register and join us at Look Park to check out a wide variety of cycles that can accommodate riders of all abilities with stable recumbent tricycles, tandem cycles, hand-pedaled cycles, and more. Then go for a ride around the park as many times as you'd like in the hour time slot. The park loop is 1.25 miles. 

Recumbent trikes offer a neutral, comfortable body position, so they are perfect for anyone who wants to get some non-weight-bearing exercise without having to balance a two-wheel bike, for those who are uncomfortable on a two-wheel bike for any reason, or for those who want to have fun trying a variety of cycles.

Equipment and cycles provided. Helmets are required for all riders. You can bring your own or borrow one of ours.
 
Sign up for a one hour time slot within the program time of 11 AM-3 PM.
 
Program Cost: No charge 

• This program is open to Veterans and disabled members of the Armed Forces.  Loved ones are welcome to join. There is no charge for this program for Veterans, as their participation is generously funded by the federal Veterans Adaptive Sports grant. 
• Pre-registration by 3pm the day before is required.  We will not be able to accommodate any walk-ins.  You can pre-register by emailing us (info @alloutadventures.org) or calling us at 413-584-2052

Cycling Program for People with Traumatic or Acquired Brain Injuries and Their Loved Ones
 
Pre-register and join us at Look Park to check out a wide variety of cycles that can accommodate riders of all abilities with stable recumbent tricycles, tandem cycles, hand-pedaled cycles, and more. Then go for a ride around the park as many times as you'd like in the hour time slot. The park loop is 1.25 miles.

Recumbent trikes offer a neutral, comfortable body position, so they are perfect for anyone who wants to get some non-weight-bearing exercise without having to balance a two-wheel bike or for those who are uncomfortable on a two-wheel bike for any reason. We can set up trikes for one-sided control.

Equipment and cycles provided. Helmets are required for all riders. You can bring your own or borrow one of ours.
 
Sign up for a one hour time slot within the program time of 11 AM-3 PM.
 
Program Cost: $5 

• This program is open to survivors of traumatic or acquired brain injuries and their loved ones.
• Pre-registration by 3pm the day before is required.  We will not be able to accommodate any walk-ins.  You can pre-register by emailing us (info @alloutadventures.org) or calling us at 413-584-2052

Join us for accessible cycling on the Norwottuck Rail Trail in Hadley. We have an array of cycles that can accommodate riders of all abilities from stable, comfortable recumbent trikes to handcycles to tandem recumbent trikes to wheelchair tandems.

This program is open to people with disabilities and their families and friends.  Seniors are invited to register as well.  

Instruction, equipment, and assistance as needed are provided. 

Pre-registration is required by 3PM the day before the program. You will receive an email confirmation for participation. 

Participants may sign up for a one-hour timeslot during the program time between 10AM - 3PM.

Please let us know the approximate time you would like to arrive when you call or email.

Email us or call us at 413.584.2052 to pre-register.    

The fee is $5-20. Sliding scale per session. 

AOA staff will:

• Host a sign-in and registration table at the Program Base area
• Loan you and teach you how to use the cycle you have reserved, including steering, braking, and shifting
• Be available by cell phone in case you need anything while out for your ride

To participate in these programs, participants will (either on their own or with the assistance of a caregiver who attends with them):

• Be able to steer, brake, and shift the cycle 
• Consistently stay to the right while riding and stop at intersections
• Be able to transfer on and off the cycle
• Be able to use the equipment independently (though staff will provide support at the base in getting set up and adjusting the equipment)
  

  Parking: Park on the west side of the building in the parking lot near the Quarters Restaurant end. Be sure to park near the dumpsters to leave room for Quarters Restaurant customers. 

Cycling Program for People with Traumatic or Acquired Brain Injuries and Their Loved Ones
 
Pre-register and join us at Look Park to check out a wide variety of cycles that can accommodate riders of all abilities with stable recumbent tricycles, tandem cycles, hand-pedaled cycles, and more. Then go for a ride around the park as many times as you'd like in the hour time slot. The park loop is 1.25 miles.

Recumbent trikes offer a neutral, comfortable body position, so they are perfect for anyone who wants to get some non-weight-bearing exercise without having to balance a two-wheel bike or for those who are uncomfortable on a two-wheel bike for any reason. We can set up trikes for one-sided control.

Equipment and cycles provided. Helmets are required for all riders. You can bring your own or borrow one of ours.
 
Sign up for a one hour time slot within the program time of 11 AM-3 PM.
 
Program Cost: $5 

• This program is open to survivors of traumatic or acquired brain injuries and their loved ones.
• Pre-registration by 3pm the day before is required.  We will not be able to accommodate any walk-ins.  You can pre-register by emailing us (info @alloutadventures.org) or calling us at 413-584-2052

Join us for accessible cycling on the Norwottuck Rail Trail in Hadley. We have an array of cycles that can accommodate riders of all abilities from stable, comfortable recumbent trikes to handcycles to tandem recumbent trikes to wheelchair tandems.

This program is open to people with disabilities and their families and friends.  Seniors are invited to register as well.  

Instruction, equipment, and assistance as needed are provided. 

Pre-registration is required by 3PM the day before the program. You will receive an email confirmation for participation. 

Participants may sign up for a one-hour timeslot during the program time between 10AM - 3PM.

Please let us know the approximate time you would like to arrive when you call or email.

Email us or call us at 413.584.2052 to pre-register.    

The fee is $5-20. Sliding scale per session. 

AOA staff will:

• Host a sign-in and registration table at the Program Base area
• Loan you and teach you how to use the cycle you have reserved, including steering, braking, and shifting
• Be available by cell phone in case you need anything while out for your ride

To participate in these programs, participants will (either on their own or with the assistance of a caregiver who attends with them):

• Be able to steer, brake, and shift the cycle 
• Consistently stay to the right while riding and stop at intersections
• Be able to transfer on and off the cycle
• Be able to use the equipment independently (though staff will provide support at the base in getting set up and adjusting the equipment)
  

  Parking: Park on the west side of the building in the parking lot near the Quarters Restaurant end. Be sure to park near the dumpsters to leave room for Quarters Restaurant customers.