This episode of Pop Bear Hikes has been brought to you by Avalon Publicity.

Avalon Publicity, increasing the digital footprint of content creators and

skilled professionals via website development and social media services.

For more information about Avalon Publicity, go to their website www.AvalonBusiness.org.

That's www.AvalonBusiness.org.

Now hello, welcome to another episode of The Top of Bear Hikes.

Our mission on Pop Bear Hikes has always been to encourage people to enjoy the outdoors

and eliminate any barriers that may be there.

Regardless of age, physical abilities, we just look for ways to get out there

and enjoy it and find ways to do it the safest and sometimes the most practical way.

Oftentimes the most practical way.

Today I have the director of recreation manager, recreation and venture programs.

Steph Meyer, she represents the National Ability Center.

Steph, welcome to Pop Bear Hikes.

Thanks so much for having me.

So let's start off by telling us a little bit about the National Ability Center.

Maybe a little bit about what their mission is and what they stand for.

Totally.

So the National Ability Center is an adaptive recreation organization out in Park City,

Utah.

We are on a 26 acre campus here in what we call Round Valley.

We've got direct access to tons of different dirt trails and paved trails as well as plenty

...