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National parks belong to all of us. Friends of the Apostle Islands is working with. a growing list of supporters and partners to support the accessibility projects of the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore through the Access for All initiative.
Join us at the new Rutabaga Paddlesports store, just off the Beltline in Madison for a free gathering on Tuesday, June 27th from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. We will celebrate what’s already been accomplished and let you know how you can add your support to major new accessibility features within the park, including a 520-foot wheelchair-accessible ramp at the popular Meyers Beach kayak launch.
Come see the new home of Rutabaga Paddlesports. Come talk paddling in the Apostle Islands. Come help make one of the country’s best paddling destinations even more accessible for all. Join the fun and make a difference, for everyone. Light refreshments courtsey Wickcraft Boardwalks. Access for All donations up to $500 matched by Rutabaga. RSVP below. We look forward to seeing you!
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