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Welcome to Disabled Explorers

We want to be your resource for vehicle enhanced access to the backcountry. We are disabled ourselves and this effort grew from our inability to find the gear, training, trail guides and other things we needed from the perspective of the mobility impaired. Please ask if you don’t see what you need, come out to one of our free events or better yet join us on the trail and see why it is so important to get into the wilderness and protect it for the future.

SPOT Tracking

Now you can follow the Epic Adventures of Disabled Explorers

Click here to follow MIKE already on his way!

Lance will hit the road right from Earhardt's Toyota where they will be working their magic to make this trip happen. Click HERE to follow Lance on July 5th.

Onboard Air
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Extreme Outback sends in air support for Disabled Explorers

Now before you start looking for pictures of bombing raids and explosions, that wasn’t the kind of air support I was talking about. Instead I mean onboard air and all the cool things that does for anyone with mobility issues, from ease of airing up tires, to impact wrenches for lug nuts to dusting off gear to pressurizing fuel & water tanks to save lifting them to get the fluids out.

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Table Mesa Ride-a-long

So what do you get when you mix up 3 amputee’s into a group of well experienced overlanders who want to show off the wonders of the outdoors? What happens when you promise a group some fun in the sun, splashing in creek crossings and fire roasted hot dogs for lunch? Well you get a Disabled Explorers Ride-A-Long event and it was a blast.

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Spot Global Messenger Review

For the price of a couple of lunches a month you can let family know where you are, get help from friends instead of tow charges or call in the helicopters if things really go bad, all with a little orange and black puck called the Spot.

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