News and Announcements

Another breathtaking mountain environment has been explored – with adaptive biking in mind for our second recon trip. When we first arrived in Patagonia, we thought we had discovered Krypton. The spikey, alien-appearing mountain tops reminded us of Super Man’s home planet.

Our first team of AB scouts have determined that Norway’s Lofoten archipelago is an ideal place for adaptive kayaking.

Our Swiss hiking tour, August 15-30, is now fully booked. We have 5 adaptive mountain bikers registered for the trip of a lifetime.

We are thrilled to announce that Accessible Alpine Adventure Tours won two prestigious awards at the Annual Assembly of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation in San Diego on November 9th, 2024:

Winner:
Best In Show and
Most Memorable Booth

We are excited to announce that we are now accepting applications for the August, 2025 e-mountain bike tour of the Swiss alps. We have five spots available for people with disabilities, and will be reviewing physical needs, sponsorship options, and equipment requirements to find the best matches.

Dr. Jones is leading a recon mission (“recce”) to the Swiss alps with a rehabilitation team (2 PM&R physicians, a rehab nurse, physical therapist, occupational therapist, and speech therapist), two local hiking guides, and 3 adaptive sports athletes to map trails for future trips and test the accessibility of various venues. They will be using adaptive mountain bikes provided by Lasher Sport in Las Vegas, NV.

The trip will begin in Zurich and includes travel on the Glacier Express to three base camps: Zermatt, St. Moritz/Sils Maria, and Grindelwald.