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LINKS
Sources for Ramble Routes
Other Groups for the
Disabled
Our Supporters and Sponsors
Access Organisations
Sources for Ramble Routes
The Walking
on Wheels Trust
All about the book Walking on Wheels which is a guide for
wheelchair and electric scooter users who wish to access and
enjoy the Scottish countryside.
The Fieldfare Trust
Fieldfare works with people with disabilities and
countryside managers to improve access to the countryside for
everyone.
Phototrails
Phototrails provides detailed
accessibility information for trails throughout the UK. top of page
Other Groups for
the Disabled
Forth
& Tay Disabled Ramblers
A sister organisation based around the Forth and Tay area.
Disabled Ramblers (England
and Wales)
A sister organisation in England and Wales
RYA
Sailability Scotland
RYA Sailability Scotland is an
independent Scottish Charity working with sailing clubs, centres and
sailing schools throughout Scotland to improve and develop
opportunities for the integration and support of people with
disabilities into the sport of sailing and its associated pursuits.
Here is a link to their recent
Newsletter.
Walking on Air
Walking on Air is a Scottish
charity enabling people with disabilities to soar like birds.
We utilise the facilities at the Scottish Gliding Centre to provide an
opportunity for people with disabilities and a sense of adventure, to
be able to fly a modified glider.
Highland
Wheelchair Curling Club
The Club comprises of Short Curlers who come along for the fun and
social interaction of the game and other Curlers who come for the
competitions that are run throughout the season.
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Our Supporters
and Sponsors
City Mobility
City Mobility Provides Mobility and
Access Equipment in Inverness. They procure and maintain our Scooters.
Great Wilderness
Challenge
One
of Scotland's most gruelling endurance sporting events for charity.
Highland
Cross
The Highland Cross is a 50-mile duathlon (20
miles on foot, 30 miles on bike) traversing the spectacular Scottish
Highlands coast to coast, west to east from Kintail through Glen
Affric and Strathglass to Beauly.
Highland Council
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Access Organisations
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