Focused, intense training in cane travel will transform an apprehensive, timid student into a confident traveler capable of going anywhere. We welcome dog guide users and work with them to increase their skills in using the long white cane.
Going to work, running errands, and meeting a friend for dinner are everyday things that blind people can do! Our cane travel curriculum includes how to use public transportation including bus, light rail train; how to cross intersections of all types and difficulty. Our travel teachers are certified mobility and orientation instructors.
A young boy walking along the sidewalk using his white cane
seven people go out the front door with white canes
Senior students and staff head out to get some groceries. Left to right: Sheila, Anahit, Dianne H., Wayne, Ralph L., Marianne and Petr.
Kirsten with David working on cane travel in the front lobby
Corey decides when it is clear to go and starts the street crossing
Holly and Petr returning to the Center after a Cane Travel lesson
A young man gives a senior woman a cane lesson on the stairs
Rocky and Christina crossing the tracks
Laurie uses a pencil grip on her cane and takes her first step down the stairs – Petr instructing
Rocky and Christina doing a street crossing
a smiling woman with a cart full of groceries outside the store
Lyne did her mini-meal shopping at the Walmart Neighborhood Market in early 2017. She planned, shopped, prepared and served for 15 people.
Brad out on travel with Charles and Jackson
Christina getting on the train
Christie going down the stairs for the 1st time with a cane and wearing sleepshades
Scott and Christie walking with canes and sleepshades in front of the CCB building
Petr and Diane H. returning from travel in the rain
Large group of CCB staff and students walk along the curve of the sidewalk toward the Art Gallery building
Trevor out walking with his cane and sleepshades
Monique Melton gives a travel demo to a News 9 reporter
A man with a white cane finds his way past lockers and soda machine wearing sleepshades
Amanda coming down the steps at the Light Rail Station
Wayne with 2 Wyoming IL folks in trave walking from the front lobby through the door past the lockers
Cristian and Charis Hike along the Clear Creek Trail
Christie , Scott and Brent in front of the CCB building for the 1st time with canes and sleepshades listening to environmental sounds
Richie, Chandler and a group of CCB students start up the escalator at Union Station
Lisa makes turns in her chair in the gym to find various destinations – Duncan instructing
Rebecca out on travel in front of a grassy hillside
Brent instructing Christie walking outside with a cane
Scott walking with a cane through the front lobby
Rebecca out on Travel near the Greenway entry on Prince Street
Scott going down the stairs for the 1st time with a cane and wearing sleepshades
Libby and Chaz about to get on an RTD Bus
Brent instructing Scott and Christie how to follow the sidewalk in front of the Center
Christie walking with her cane in front of the CCB street sign
a group of people carrying white canes walk down the middle of a street
CCB marchers in the 2012 parade.
A group of students about to board the Light Rail
Corey and David talk about traffic sounds before making a street crossing
Scott, Christie and Brent walking down Sycamore st. with canes and sleepshades
Natalia, Celia, and Steve walking along a snowy icy sidewalk
Kyra and Trevor walking to the pond for Birding by Ear Class
Garret works with Faye, Garrett T.,and Kayla in the Gym on holding their canes properly
Shaun, Davina, Loren, Mikayla and Dan cross at Church and Prince on the way to ACC
Wayne works with Judy under sleepshades outside the front of the Center showing her how to hold the cane and get good feedback from the edge of the sidewalk and the grassy area
Amanda getting on the train
A woman wearing sleep shades returns to the Center with her white cane in one hand and umbrella in the other
Amanda crossing a bridge near the Light Rail Station
Loren listens to the news on his phone while waiting on a train
Nick crossing Shepperd Ave
Ty and Chloe ride the Light Rail
Blind Senior in a red hat marches in the Parade with a group from the Colorado Center for the Blind
Eileen, 92, is flanked by Senior Services Director Duncan Larsen and Senior Outreach Specialist Chris Kinney during the Littleton Western Welcome Week Parade. In front of them is Ashley and behind them are Martin and Brad.
Lauren walking down the sidewalk and talking on the phone
Christina and Rocky about to get on the Light Rail
Andy followed by Zach walk with their canes along Prince street on the way to the Bus station
Seniors hike along a Greenway Trail
Group hike at Bear Creek Lake Park
Seniors out for a hike along one of the Greenway trails
Thomas about to board the RTD Bus
Christina getting on the bus
Amanda, Rocky and Christina at the Light Rail Station just as the train arrives
Natalia, Celia, and Steve walking along a snowy icy sidewalk
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