Accessible Birding Outing at Kelley Point Park
Join Bird Alliance of Oregon for an accessible birding outing at Kelly Point Park! Let’s get outside together in the primetime of Spring. This time of year is perfect for experiencing the sights, sounds, and nesting behaviors of many songbirds. We may encounter resident and migrant songbirds, woodpeckers, and raptors. Together we’ll make our way through the natural area by foot or by wheelchair, observing and learning about birds, plants, and other wildlife.
This outing is reserved for people who identify as disabled, chronically ill, or neurodivergent and their family, friends or caregivers.Our accessible outings are made for and led by birders with disabilities. Beginning birders are welcome! Extra binoculars will be available.
Register: Click to Register. Limited to 12 participants.
Trip Leaders: Ali Berman, Rae Snyder, Chris Williams
Accessibility
Distance: About .5 miles or less depending on the needs of the group
Pacing: Slow, with frequent stops to view and listen for birds.
Exposure: Partial shade. Some areas of full sun.
Elevation Changes: Largely flat with one short (approximately 30 feet) slope.
Trail Tread and Width: Paved. Between 40 and 60 inches.
Amenities: ADA bathrooms along the route.
Parking: A large parking spot with two accessible spots
If you have any accessibility needs that aren’t covered below, please reach out to trip leader Ali Berman at aberman@birdallianceoregon.org.