Sequim Wheelers

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Sequim Wheelers

Free Adaptive-Bike Rides, we are offering fresh air , great company, and sunshine on a bike. The Sequim Wheelers are serving folks with physical challenges. We are looking forward to riding with you on our beautiful Olympic Discovery Trail! Your family and friends are welcome to ride along, if they like!

We are looking forward to riding the trail again soon. Though the pandemic has put our program on pause (2020), we are working on returning safely as soon as possible (2021). Let's hope for the best!

Stay safe & healthy!

Free Community Service

Sequim Wheelers, a nonprofit 501(c)(3), is the fifth program of this kind in the US. We offer FREE adaptive bike rides on to our elderly and disabled community members, including children. Trained volunteers provide 45 minute to one hour long rides on the Olympic Discovery Trail (ODT) in Sequim.

Our goal is to support an inclusive community where everyone can enjoy our amazing ODT.

We launch our rides at the Audubon Center at Railroad Bridge Park on the ODT.

Explore our website whether you would like a ride, sign up to be a volunteer, or make a donation to this wonderful free service to our community. Thank you!

To volunteer or to sign up for a ride please email, Bob Fitton - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

or call Lanie Cates (831 428 2626).

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Other Wheelchair Bike Programs

Check out the other programs around the nation.

Sequim Wheelers is modeled after similar programs elsewhere.
Click below to see the what's in store for Sequim!
Healing Rides, Illinois
Nantucket Wheelers, Massachusetts
Portland Wheelers, Maine | Joy 2 Ride, Michigan
Adapted Bicycle Joyrides | Lone Star Wheelers | Plano, Texas

Sherwood Assisted Living Article

Wheelchair Bike Program Aims to Get Seniors Out on Rides

There's a certain thrill when people hit the trails on their bicycles. The are out-doors, soaking up the sunshine and feeling the wind on their faces. It's an excitement that Sequim bicycle enthusiast Nicole Lepping wants to share with the area's seniors and disabled adults and children...
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