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Single Low Elements

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Initiative Wall/Spider's Web Initiative Wall/Spider's Web Ridge Walk Swingin Tires Trust Fall Steps Port Hole
TP Shuffle/Balance Traffic Jam Nitro Crossing Low Vee Low Vee 4 Way Whale Watch
Two Height Initiative Wall Two Height Initiative Wall/Port Hole Incomplete Bridge Kevin's crossing Towers of Babble Group
High Buckets Inch Worm Inch Worm Inch Worm Kevin's Crossing Kevin's Crossing
Sea Gull Steps Glacier Walk Zig Zag Zig Zag Zig Zag Spider's Nest
Conundrum Crossing & Spider's Nest King's Finger King & Queen's Finger King & Queen's Finger Portable Queen's Finger Portable Queen's Posts
Sea Saw Logs Whale Watch Two Way Land Skis Fidget Ladder Diminishing platforms Indy Tires
Swinging Log Zig Zag 1 Zig Zag 2 Zig Zag 3  

Universal and Accessible Design

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ACCT POSITION STATEMENT ON ACCESSIBLE AND INCLUSIVE CHALLENGE COURSES

Approved by the ACCT Board, November 8, 2002

The Association for Challenge Course Technology supports and promotes independence, inclusion, and the meaningful participation of people with disabilities in the challenge course experience.

ACCT Position Statement
Guiding Principles:

Individuals with disabilities should have access to challenge courses.

Access to challenge courses for individuals with disabilities is an important component in the development of an inclusive, diverse community.

Access to challenge courses for individuals with disabilities should be provided in such a way as to present options for meaningful challenges consistent with the intent of the program.

The pursuit of excellence in this organization and in the challenge course industry as a whole must include the utilization of current best practices in the areas of inclusive challenge course design, vendor and consumer education, support services, policy-making, personnel training, and advocacy as these relate to meeting the needs of individuals with disabilities and compliance with applicable laws.

© ACCT, used with permission

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