Mount Washington Valley Adaptive Sports staff and volunteers brought some of their adaptive cycling equipment to Hemlock Lane to use on the Mount Washington Valley Rec Path. Standing behind MWVAS's recumbent cycles (from left) are Program Director Bob Levin, Olivier Roquet, Bill Anderson, Tom Dunn and Erin Wiggin. (SALLY MCMURDO PHOTO)
Mount Washington Valley Adaptive Sports staff and volunteers brought some of their adaptive cycling equipment to Hemlock Lane to use on the Mount Washington Valley Rec Path. Standing behind MWVAS's recumbent cycles (from left) are Program Director Bob Levin, Olivier Roquet, Bill Anderson, Tom Dunn and Erin Wiggin. (SALLY MCMURDO PHOTO)
Mount Washington Valley Adaptive Sports' goal is “to create opportunities for individuals of all abilities to experience the freedom, confidence, and joy that comes from being active outdoors in the Mount Washington Valley.”
About five years ago, it was decided that “Ability Plus,” the local adaptive sports organization created in 1997, needed a name change. It became “Mount Washington Valley Adaptive Sports.”
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