![]() NERSFL P.O. Box 861 Georgetown, MA 01833 781-667-9270 Information: nersfl@nersfl.org |
New England Regional Ski for Light |
| New England Regional Ski for Light is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in 1977 to promote the physical fitness of visually-impaired adults. It is the mission of New England Regional Ski for Light to sponsor physically demanding sports. In the winter, we cross country ski and snowshoe; in the summer, we hike, canoe, and tandem bicycle. People who are visually impaired or blind and those who are sighted join together in a unique one-on-one partnership to learn from each other in a relaxed and supportive atmosphere of camaraderie. In addition, NERSFL spreads its philosophy and experience to as many people each year as possible and serves as a resource to communities, organizations and individuals. |
Additional Information:
NERSFL Event Photo Gallery - Wayside August 2011
NERSFL Event Photo Gallery - Craftsbury January 2012
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Trip Application Forms
Guide Information
Listing of older NESFL trips and notices
Other Interesting Sites
NERSFL in print - AMC Outdoors
NERSFL in print - Boston Globe - PDF version without photo
NERSFL in print - Boston Globe - HTML version with photo
Previous Newsletters
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Includes photos from the Wayside trip in August 2011.
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Includes photos from the recent Craftsbury trip in January 2012. Snow was a bit light this year but there
was still enough to ski! Photos provided by Steve Flanders. Thanks Steve!
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Read about the early history of Ski for Light at http://www.sfl.org/earlyyrs.html.
Some links to interesting history can be found at http://www.sfl.org/history.html.
