Beach Access Report

By Scott Rains on April 26, 2010 4:07 PM | 0 Comments

Wheels 2 Water is a southern California beach accessibility project:

 

Beyond the Waters Beach Party is a Chicago beach access project:
 

ENAT member Makis Polis gives a history of European beach access here. Follow About Swimminf if You are Disabled in Greek here. Here, in Greek, is a resource on beach accessibility.
Beach Access (Greek)
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