Muskegon Luge Adventure Sports Park
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June 9th · 1–7pm

Adaptive Sports & Accessibility Open House

Try zip lining, wheel luge, rock climbing, archery, hiking, and yard games with adaptive equipment and a team ready to help — no experience or pass required.

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Adventure For Everyone

Adventure For Everyone

Ability shouldn't stand between anyone and a day outdoors. This open house gives guests of all abilities the chance to try our adaptive summer activities and explore our accessible trails alongside our trained staff — at no cost and with no obligation.

Open House Details

Location

Muskegon Luge Adventure Sports Park (located inside Muskegon State Park), 462 Scenic Drive, Muskegon, MI 49445

When

Tuesday, June 9th, 1–7pm — drop in anytime

Activities

Zip line, wheel luge, rock climbing, archery, hiking, and yard games, each available with adaptive equipment and hands-on assistance

Cost

It's free to attend, and you don't need a pass to join us.

Waiver and Registration

Register ahead of time so we can plan our equipment and staffing around you. Every participant needs a signed waiver — if you're under 18, a parent or legal guardian signs for you — and we'll send it your way as soon as you register.

Guest using an all-terrain track chair

Accessibility At Muskegon Luge

Our Park is built with accessibility in mind — widened pathways and ramps at the lodge, plus a packed dolomite surface on hiking trails and around the lodge for wheelchair use. We also keep equipment on hand, including an all-terrain track chair and an accessible UTV with a pull-down ramp and wheelchair tie-downs, to help guests move between venues throughout the Park.

Through adaptive equipment and hands-on adjustments, our trained staff can open up any of our activities to guests of any ability, working with each participant to find the approach that fits them best.

Community Partners

This event wouldn't be possible without organizations who share our commitment to accessible recreation. Our partners are donating time, expertise, and adaptive equipment to help make the day happen.

Community partner logos

Take A Look At How We've Adapted Our Activities

All-Terrain Track Chair

Offered year-round

All-Terrain Track Chair

Our track chair can go anywhere in the State Park, from beach sand to hiking trails. We'll have six on hand and free to use during the event, on trails that are groomed and marked for accessibility.

See Trail Map
Adaptive Luge

Offered April – October

Adaptive Luge

Guests without lower body mobility can steer a sled using a set of reins, and we've adapted our communication for visitors with visual or hearing impairments. Available on both our ice track and our wheel luge track.

Adaptive Luge on mLive
Adaptive Archery

Offered April – October

Adaptive Archery

We provide beginner instruction with a lightweight compound bow, along with equipment that adapts the bow for guests with limited mobility or visual impairments.

Adaptive Zip Line

Offered April – October

Adaptive Zip Line

An "easy seat" supports guests without lower body mobility as they zip down the line. We use a modified UTV to reach the top of the dune and our "RALF" pulley system to hoist those unable to climb stairs.

Adaptive Zip Line on FOX17 News
Adaptive Rock Climbing

Offered April – October

Adaptive Rock Climbing

Our climbing wall stands 38 feet tall with three sides. Guests with limited mobility can pull themselves up or be hoisted by an assistant, and we have staff on hand to help climbers with visual impairments.

Mobility At The Park

Offered year-round

Mobility At The Park

An ATV fitted with a wheelchair ramp and tie-downs helps us move guests to the top of the zip line and around the Park throughout the day.

Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund

Background

In 2009 we partnered with the Michigan DNR to build our accessible hiking trail system, the Lost Lake lookout platform, and our accessible wheel luge track, funded by a $700,000 grant from the Kellogg Foundation's Access to Recreation program. A $300,000 grant from the Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund followed in 2019, funding our adaptive zip line and canopy tour.

We keep investing in this work — bringing in industry professionals to train our staff on communication and adaptive equipment, because there's no single approach that works for everyone. Our process starts with an open conversation about what you'd like to try, so we can figure out together how to make it happen.

Contact Us About Adaptive Sports

Free Event

Join Us For The Open House

There's no pass to buy and no cost to attend — just register ahead of time so we can prepare for the best possible experience.

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