Tips for a great trip

Trailhead at Wilderness On Wheels where you stop to sign a waiver, leave a donation, and check-in for overnight stays.
Day Trips

At Wilderness On Wheels, everyone is welcome to come for a day trip (or an overnight stay).

When you arrive, please follow the signs and stop at the trailhead to check-in.

Wilderness On Wheels is a 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit and private property. Everyone must sign a waiver prior to entering the property.

Waivers can be signed here (must be signed day of visit), or once you arrive at our facility. You can scan the QR code or use one of the provided iPads to sign a waiver.

Entry is by donation, we recommend $25 / per vehicle. Your donations are tax-deductible. Wilderness On Wheels is able to maintain our beautiful mountain facility because of volunteers and donations. Thank you for supporting equal access to nature!

Visit our FAQ if you have more questions, or send us an email or call!

For day trips, you’ll enjoy:

  • Picnic tables and gazebos

  • 2 boardwalks

  • Fishing dock with a pond stocked with rainbow trout

  • Outdoor games (ping pong, ladder toss, corn hole, bocce ball, and others)

  • Visit our gift shop

  • Take and/or leave a kindness rock in our kindness rock library! You can also paint one onsite (ask if we have supplies available).


Our Story

Wilderness On Wheels is a 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit with an accessible mountain facility.

That’s the short version, but Wilderness On Wheels is also an outdoor accessibility pioneer. Founded in 1986, the history of Wilderness On Wheels weaves a vibrant tapestry. It is full of stories of resilience, adaptation, and breaking down barriers to provide equal access to nature.

Wilderness On Wheels is proud to be a leader in outdoor accessibility and we invite you to be a part of our mission. Visit our facility, volunteer, and donate to keep nature accessible. Thank you for your support.

Donate here or text “WildernessOnWheels” to 53-555