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Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden

White rhododendrons bloom over the path below a bridge at Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden

Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden is a wheelchair accessible garden and wildlife site in Portland, Oregon.

Disabled Hikers is a Washington State non-profit corporation.

Sponsorships: Eddie Bauer, One Outside Leaders

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Hello everyone! Effective Monday August 16, Disabled Hikers will be taking a social media hiatus until at least October 1, or until a new volunteer is ready to go. We will not be responding to messages or comments, and there will be no new content on Instagram or the Facebook page. The Facebook group will also be placed into hiatus. Email is still available, but responses will be slower.

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Tonight is #SleepUnderTheStars night with @eddiebauer! Whether you hang a hammock on your porch, pitch a tent in your yard, or gaze out at the night through a window, we are all sleeping under the same stars.

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On the last day of Disability Pride Month, a reminder that however you do, or do not, enjoy the outdoors is valid. Maybe you take scenic drives, maybe you go to a favorite park bench and sit there for a while, maybe you have everything you need for backcountry hikes, maybe you stay home by an open window. Maybe the way you used to experience the outdoors isn't possible anymore. If you want to call yourself a hiker, then you are a hiker. Full stop.

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