Welcome! This site chronicles my unique perspective on trails and viewpoints. As a person with various health issues, I have limited mobility. I got tired of constantly being surprised when online sources claimed a trail was easy, only to find it much harder. My hope is that my honest description of these locations can help others with limited mobility. Let’s go on an adventure!
Disclaimer: While I self-identify as handicapped, as I find it empowering, I understand that not everyone with my limitations would want to be labeled as such.
Come along on my adventures, one slow
and steady step at a time
The Oregon Coast
From Astoria (famed Goonies shooting locale) to Umpqua (yes like the ice cream) explore scenic beaches, waterfalls, and lighthouses. Learn more
Mt. Hood Natl Forest
Rivers, lakes, and waterfalls? Oh my!
Willamette Valley
More than just wineries, explore all the different waterways, farms, forests, & quaint small towns.
Central & Eastern
Experience the vast array of scenery the region has to offer from lush forests, breathtaking mountains, to the serene beauty of desert vistas.
Southern Oregon
More than just a gateway to California, this region has a lot to offer when it comes to culture, history, & natural wonders.
I acknowledge that people who experience disability may not identify as handicapped like me but I hope to bring more representation for a type of hiker I feel has been marginalized.
You don’t have to have an invisible illness like I do to be able to benefit from my guide. Anyone that experiences any kind of physical limitations or is just not in the tippy top of shape can hopefully benefit from my experiences in “the wild”.
Psoriatic Arthritis
Similar to the more well known Rheumatoid Arthritis, Psoriatic is another type of auto-immune inflammatory disease that can attack the skin, joints, tissues, and other organs.
Wheelchair Accessible
Not all trails are created equal: These are truly wheelchair, scooter, or stroller friendly
Fat Girls Hiking
An outdoor community for marginalized people to feel safe in the outdoors and liberated in their bodies at any size without shame.
The Handicap Hiker 