Adaptive Equipment: Gear. Access. Adventure

At Adaptive Adventures, our fleet of adaptive gear gives you the freedom to explore mountains, lakes, trails and snow‑fields, with support built into every seat, every pedal, every stroke.

Whether you’re using a trail‑rider through forest terrain, an adaptive cycle across gravel paths, or a modified kayak on Okanagan waters, we’ve adapted the gear so you can focus on the experience.

Our Gear

  • Trail & All‑Terrain Equipment

    Trail‑Rider & Mountain Access Vehicles

    Our single‑wheel Trail‑Rider is engineered for rugged terrain from narrow tracks to rocky ridgelines. It’s lightweight, durable and guided by trained volunteers to take you where you thought you couldn’t.

    - Pneumatic tire absorbs shock
    - Breaks down easily for transport
    - Suitable for adults, youth, and kids
    - Lounge position and head‑rest for comfort

  • Adaptive Cycles & Trikes

    Recumbents, Tandems, E‑Assist & More

    From upright bikes to recumbents, tandems to e‑assist, our adaptive cycle fleet supports riders of all abilities. Pedal solo, co‑pilot, or simply cruise.

    - Independent chain systems allow partial or no pedalling
    - Leg rests, hand‑cycles and step‑through frames available
    - Options for visually impaired riders with partner tandem
    - Electric‑assist models for longer routes or reduced exertion

  • Watercraft & Paddle Gear

    Kayaks, Paddleboards & Adapted Seats


    Get out on a lake, river or calm sheltered bay with our adapted watercraft. Each craft is customized for stability and access.

    - Tandem/single kayaks with pontoons for increased stability
    - Wide boards with seat attachments and transfer supports
    - One‑Arm‑Rigger systems for paddlers with limited hand‑use
    - Grip aids, strap systems and accessories for comfort

  • Winter & Snow Support

    Sit‑Skis, Pulks, Snow Sleds


    Winter landscapes are for everyone. Our winter gear allows participants to glide, ride or be pulled across snowfields with confidence.

    - Sit‑ski options with varying support levels
    - "Pulks" (sleds) with trained volunteers Snowshoes and poles adapted for balance and stability
    - Modified trail-riders customized for snow
    - Layers of comfort gear (mummy bags, hot water bottles, insulated seats) for deep winter

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adaptive-adventures-Stand-up Paddle Boards
tandem recumbent cycles
Bowhead Reach Adventure Cycle
Tandem Upright
adaptive adventure cycles
Single wheel trailrider
Tandem and single sea kayaks
Single and Tandem Recumbent
XCR Handcycle
Single and Tandem Recumbent
Jeetrike: power assist off-road handcycle
Hase Pino
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Nordic Sit Skis
Family at the beach with a man and two children, one girl and a toddler, carrying a stroller along the shoreline near boats and mountains in the background.
Group of hikers ascending a rocky mountain trail with a lake, forest, and mountains in the background.
Snowshoeing - Sleighs A group of snowshoers on a snow-covered trail in a snowy forest. In front is a man pulling a pulk - a red sled.
Group of seven people, some standing and some in sleds, outdoors in a snowy wooded area.
Shoes Our adaptive snowshoeing activities include a variety of styles and sizes of snowshoes to ensure participants are fitted comfortably in proper snowshoes. For increased balance and stability, Adaptive Adventures has a wide selection of trekking
TrailRider a man using a trail rider - and adaptive hiking chair on the shoreline being balanced by two volunteers.
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Two people in a kayak on a river, smiling, wearing sunglasses and life jackets, with a rocky shoreline in the background.
Park Explorer - A man using an electric three wheel cycle on a fore
Four people kayaking on a lake with a cliff in the background, all wearing life jackets.
Two women smiling and wearing helmets while biking on a trail overlooking a large lake with mountains in the background.