Below is a list of programs and services that assist veterans with maintaining and improving health and well-being. This is accomplished through safe, non-threatening recreational groups, outdoor activities, animal connections & more.
Hiking/Walking Programs
Outdoor Activities
Open Doors Outdoors
Our mission is simple yet profound: to guide individuals into the great outdoors, providing opportunities for reconnection, fostering healthy activity, and supporting healing journeys. Through curated outdoor adventures, we aim to empower participants to find solace, strength, and community in nature's embrace.
Higher Ground
What makes Higher Ground unique?
We use recreation, therapy, and continuing support to give people of all abilities a better life. Together we bridge the gap between disability and belonging.
Qualifying veterans from any era show symptoms of TBI, PTSD, MST, and/or Polytrauma
What type of activities?
Alpine Skiing, Nordic Skiing, Snowboarding, Snowshoeing, Sled Hockey, Hiking, Stand Up Paddle boarding, Dance, Kayaking, Equine Therapy, Rock Climbing, Yoga, Biking, The Arts, Fly Fishing, White Water Rafting, Swimming, Tennis, Soccer, Archery, Martial Arts, MORE...
The Outdoor RX Coalition - New York State
The Outdoor Rx Coalition is working to provide you with information, education, and training to help you plan, prepare, and enjoy more time outdoors.
We want to make the outdoors more accessible for all service members, veterans, and their families. Age, gender, experience, or the need for special accommodations shouldn’t limit your ability to enjoy the great outdoors.
We want you to feel confident, capable, and comfortable in nature.
The Outdoor RX Coalition - Connecticut
The Outdoor Rx Coalition is working to provide you with information, education, and training to help you plan, prepare, and enjoy more time outdoors.
We want to make the outdoors more accessible for all service members, veterans, and their families. Age, gender, experience, or the need for special accommodations shouldn’t limit your ability to enjoy the great outdoors.
We want you to feel confident, capable, and comfortable in nature.
Connecticut's Passport to the Parks
Your Connecticut registered vehicle is your passport to Connecticut State Parks and Forests! Through the Passports to the Parks Program, anyone in a Connecticut-registered vehicle can park free of charge at all Connecticut State Parks and Forests and enjoy the parks’ attractions and beauty all year round.
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If you are a Post 9/11 Veteran be sure to register with the Wounded Warrior Project . There is an amazing amount of assistance and support available.
Warrior Registration
If you are a veteran or active duty service member of
the U.S. armed forces and suffered a physical or mental injury, wound, or illness during your military service on or after September 11, 2001, you can register below. Once verified, you’ll have access to our programs in areas like mental health, financial wellness, physical health, and peer and community connection.
Family Support Member Registration
Warriors aren’t the only ones who face challenges after transitioning back to civilian life. Wounded Warrior Project understands the importance of a strong support system and we’re here to serve
those who support the transition and recovery
of their veteran family member.
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