- This page, Nov. 6 adaptive intermediate tandem cycling on the Nashua River Rail Trail, is offered by
- Universal Access Program
- Department of Conservation & Recreation
Nov. 6 adaptive intermediate tandem cycling on the Nashua River Rail Trail
Contact
Waypoint Adventure
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Overview
Join the Universal Access Program for accessible intermediate tandem cycling on the Nashua River Rail Trail in Groton! This program, run by our partner Waypoint Adventure, is meant for people looking for a higher level of challenge as small groups will work together to ride the Nashua River Rail Trail all the way to the New Hampshire border. We recommend that you have cycled with Waypoint Adventure prior to this program to confirm eligibility for an intermediate program.
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.
Space is limited and pre-registration is required. Registration ends November 4, 2026.
Day and Time: Friday, November 6, 2026; 10 a.m.–2 p.m.
Meet At: Broadmeadow Parking Lot—Corner of Broadmeadow Road and Court Street, Groton MA (look for the large white Waypoint bike trailer)
You will need
You will also need to meet our Essential Eligibility Criteria for cycling and to pre-register.
To Register: Visit waypoint-adventure.jumbula.com
Questions: Email programs@waypointadventure.org
What to bring:
- Helmet (Waypoint will have extras available if needed)
- Water bottle
- Small backpack
- Sneakers
- Snack
- Jacket/windbreaker
- Lunch for the end of the program