The backcountry offers peace, freedom, and connection — but for many individuals with limited mobility, Utah’s trails feel impossible to reach. Our Limited-Mobility Off-Roading Program changes that.

Supported by our OHV Tourism Grant and powered by trained volunteer drivers, we offer safe, emotionally meaningful off-road experiences for riders who otherwise wouldn’t have access.

Whether it’s a scenic alpine overlook, a sunset ridge road, or a quiet high-mountain lake, these moments matter — for families, veterans, and community members facing physical limitations.

What We Provide

• Seats for passengers with limited mobility in safe, capable, volunteer vehicles
• Adaptive support for loading/unloading with dignity and safety
• Comfortable seating with supportive restraints if needed
• Trails chosen specifically for scenery, comfort, and accessibility
• Private and small-group ride options for a relaxed, enjoyable experience
• Family-inclusive options allowing loved ones to join the experience

Our team is trained to support physical limitations respectfully and safely — without judgment, assumptions, or pressure.

Who This Program Is For

This program is open to anyone who:

• Has limited walking or mobility capabilities
• Uses assistive devices (canes, walkers, braces, etc.)
• Cannot safely access rough terrain on foot
• Is physically unable to drive off-road but wants to participate
• Is a veteran or community member in need of a therapeutic outdoor experience
• Is referred by family, friends, therapists, or care teams

No off-roading experience is required — we handle everything.

Safety Comes First

Every limited-mobility ride includes experienced drivers, safety briefings, proper loading assistance, and careful trail selection. We adapt every ride to the participant’s comfort level.

• Stock or lightly modified vehicles for smooth, comfortable rides
• Trail speeds kept slow and stable
• Secure seating and support straps if needed
• Emergency contact protocols and communication gear
• Weather and trail-condition monitoring

How to Refer Someone

If you know someone who could benefit from a limited-mobility off-road experience, we’d love to help.

Referrals can come from:

• Family or friends
• Veteran support groups
• Therapists or medical providers
• Caregivers or social workers
• Community organizations

We handle scheduling, planning, and matching each rider with the right vehicle and driver.

How You Can Help

This program is made possible through volunteers, donor support, and Utah’s OHV grant funding.

• Become a volunteer driver
• Assist with mobility support and loading
• Donate fuel, gear, or safety equipment
• Help fund adaptive upgrades or program supplies