We create a more accessible, less ableist world in the outdoor adventure space for service-connected disabled veterans, those with PTSD, vision and hearing impaired, domestic violence survivors and adaptive adventurers
Gear to Go Places
Providing ultra-light camping and hiking gear enables those with mobility and spine injuries to enjoy the outdoors to the fullest extent. Cost of gear is a major barrier to outdoor adventure.
Sponsor a Trip
Solo and group travel opens the outdoors to those who may not have had the means to participate after suffering injury or disability. Through sponsorship, we can introduce adventure activities.
Training for Instructors
Knowing how to put a harness on a trauma survivor, or understanding how to speak to an adventurer who has PTSD reduces the fear and diminishes the emotional barriers preventing full participation in the outdoors.
Hi, I’m Jennie!
Executive Director, Hike Bike Alike, Inc
My passion is creating a more accessible, less ableist world in the outdoor adventure space for service-connected disabled veterans, those with PTSD, vision and hearing impaired, domestic violence survivors and adaptive adventurers. In the last 3 years, I have visited all 89 Texas state parks, 48 states and the 51 national parks within them bringing awareness to the importance of creating safe accommodating spaces and activities. I also connect technology and gear companies with adventure resorts and companies to break down barriers and costs to creating a more inclusive world. Plus I help create accessibility guides. Through my own activities (downhill mountain biking, hiking, paddleboarding, rock climbing, ice skating, rollerblading and horse riding) I identify the gaps creating those barriers and work toward accessibility for all.
1000
Adventurers Goal
100
Volunteers Goal
300
Projects Goal
365