Oregon Wheelchair Hiking members gather at Portland Waterfront Park beneath blooming cherry trees, enjoying an accessible outdoor outing that promotes inclusion, friendship, and exploration of Oregon's parks and trails.

Oregon Wheelchair Hiking

Oregon Wheelchair Hiking is a community-based program that connects wheelchair users and people with mobility disabilities to accessible outdoor spaces across Oregon.

What started as a small group has grown into a thriving community of hundreds of members who share resources, explore trails, and build meaningful connections.

This program creates opportunities to experience nature without barriers while building friendships, confidence, and community.

Access Together

SAND members and volunteers gathered indoors during an Access Together community event, highlighting inclusive social activities that bring disabled and nondisabled people together to build friendships, connection, and community.
Participants at a SAND Access Together gathering share a meal and conversation at an accessible restaurant, building friendships, community, and belonging through inclusive social activities.
Participants at a SAND Access Together gathering share a meal and conversation at an accessible restaurant, building friendships, community, and belonging through inclusive social activities.

Access Together is a community program focused on creating inclusive, accessible social experiences for disabled people.

In addition to activities, Access Together provides a supportive space where people can share resources, navigate challenges, and build meaningful relationships.

Whether it's exploring local events, enjoying music, sharing meals, or simply spending time together, this program is about connection, belonging, and joy.

Access Together Corvallis

Every first Thursday from 4 pm - 6 pm at The Plaza at 425 SW Madison Avenue

Access Togther Portland

Every First Sunday from 1 pm - 4 pm at Dick’s Primal Kitchen at 4905 SE Woodstock