Love seeing articles like this, but they need to do a better job with the pictures – almost all of them looked inaccessible (stairs, rough terrain etc). Showing accessibility is important too…

https://www.israel21c.org/15-stroller-friendly-and-accessible-hikes-in-israel/

israel21c.org

15 stroller-friendly and accessible hikes in Israel - ISRAEL21c

The best places to get a dose of nature that lets people in strollers or wheelchairs fully join the fun.

Here’s to a new year of accessible hiking!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJkDoZvl5IU

“We chose organisations that were already working on accessibility and were keen to do more. We looked at what was going well, and what wasn’t, and helped with development plans, accessibility guides, training and some funding. It’s a pilot project we hope to roll out across the country.”…

Read more

theguardian.com

‘I love the sense of freedom’: an accessible adventure in North Yorkshire

We road-test a new project aiming to make the picturesque North York Moors easier to explore for people with a range of mobility and sensory needs

A really well done video about the accessible outdoors

https://vimeo.com/634811616