April 7 adaptive tandem cycling on the Nashua River Rail Trail

During Waypoint Adventure’s Tandem Cycling Program, small groups work together to cycle the back roads and bike paths of Massachusetts. Participants are encouraged to bring lunch and socialize on the trail and during breaks. We have a variety of bikes that offer different amounts of support.  We will match up two riders (a Captain and a Stoker). The Captain will be the leader and the Stoker is the other half of the team, who works with the Captain to enjoy the adventure of tandem cycling.  Some of our bikes are more traditional upright bicycles that require teamwork and balance.  We also have other models that are side by side or recumbent, low to the ground, tandems. Some have two wheels and require more balance while others are quite sturdy with three wheels and supportive seats. The Nashua River Rail Trail is a scenic paved path with a few road crossings. The terrain is generally flat with a good mixture of sunny and shady spots. 

This program is open to people with disabilities and their families and friends.