Greater Rochester is becoming a destination for inclusive recreation. People with disabilities are drawn to the area to enjoy adaptive adventures they can't find where they live. But some local residents face barriers of their own.

A Canandaigua family spearheaded a community campaign to build Motion Junction, which will soon be the first certified universally designed playground in the U.S.

In part two of WXXI's series "The Road to Inclusion," we meet adaptive cyclists enjoying Rochester-area trails.

A movement toward inclusive recreation in the Rochester-Finger Lakes region is bringing people of all abilities together.