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Vermont's Velomont Trail Project Aims for Adaptive Rider Accessibility
L'essentiel
- The 485-mile Velomont trail in Vermont is being designed to be accessible for adaptive mountain bikers, connecting 27 communities with huts and hostels.
- Efforts include trail assessments and building ADA-compliant facilities to accommodate riders with disabilities.
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The 485-mile Velomont trail in Vermont is being designed to be accessible for adaptive mountain bikers, connecting 27 communities with huts and hostels. Efforts include trail assessments and building ADA-compliant facilities to accommodate riders with disabilities.
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