JROC, Dominion giving Reedy Creek new access ramp

If you have ever paddled in the James River, you’ve likely either ended or began your trip at the heavily used Reedy Creek takeout. If you’re able-bodied, you may not have noticed it might hard to use if you have a disability. See the article on Richmond.com for the full story. The need for improved […]

October 21, 2011; 6:32 AM • by Phil Riggan

If you have ever paddled in the James River, you’ve likely either ended or began your trip at the heavily used Reedy Creek takeout. If you’re able-bodied, you may not have noticed it might hard to use if you have a disability.

See the article on Richmond.com for the full story.

The need for improved river access for individuals with disabilities is growing and with a $5,000 grant from the Dominion Foundation and another $5,000 from the James River Outdoor Coalition, volunteers from Dominion, JROC and the James River Park System are scheduled to construct a concrete ramp for wheelchair access to the James River. 

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