Effective March 1, 2018, old cardstock Distinguished Veteran Passes and Disabled Discount Passes are no longer valid and will not be accepted at any State Park for associated benefits. In
Everyone here at BORP wishes to express our gratitude for Joe Melancon, our BORP bus driver who retired at the end of 2017. Joe safely transported program participants for many
There’s a good chance that if you’ve ever taken a road trip on a California Highway that you have been in need of a restroom, possibly even an accessible restroom.
Beginning January 16, 2018, reservations will be required to visit Muir Woods for all vehicles, including those needing accessible parking, and shuttle riders. Visitors will have the option to reserve
Did you know the De Young and Legion of Honor Museums in San Francisco have Access Days? These occur on one or two Mondays during their temporary exhibitions. The entrance and
Perched on the upper south slope of Mt. Tamalpais is the historic West Point Inn; a magical getaway close to the San Francisco/Bay Area. Built in 1904 as a stopover
Central Park encompasses 450 acres in the heart of Fremont with activities for the whole family including reserved and drop-in picnic sites, children’s play areas, basketball, tennis, fishing, skate park,
For those that enjoy camping in Northern California but no longer want to or can’t sleep on the ground, there’s good news. Rustic cabins are popping up at State and
On Saturday, June 17th BORP launched what we hope will become a regular activity – Adaptive Rowing. Partnering with the Bair Island Aquatic Center (BIAC), the Berkeley Paddling & Rowing
BORP has recently joined forces with Access Northern California (ANC), bringing their wealth of information and resources about accessible travel and outdoor adventures in Northern California under the BORP organizational
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