At Mountains For All CIC, we believe everyone deserves to feel the freedom, joy, and connection that comes from being in the great outdoors — no matter their ability, health, or personal circumstances.

From the rugged beauty of the Scottish Highlands to the peaceful fells of the Lake District and the famous Wainwright routes, our mission is simple but powerful: to make the UK’s most iconic landscapes accessible to all.

We do this in two ways — by taking people with disabilities and neurodivergent individuals on specially selected, accessible hikes, and by creating immersive 360° virtual tours while we’re out on the trails.

These hikes aren’t just about reaching the top — they’re about building friendships, sharing experiences, and showing that the mountains truly are for everyone. The people who join us benefit from real-life time in nature, increased confidence, improved wellbeing, and the joy of feeling part of a supportive, like-minded community.

While we hike, we record our journeys using a 360° camera to create free, downloadable virtual tours. These videos help in three amazing ways:

• They inspire others — giving people the confidence to see the trail beforehand and plan their own adventure, especially if they’re unsure about access or terrain.

•  They connect those who can’t get outside — offering a powerful way to experience nature from home, whether due to illness, age, or mobility challenges.

• They build community — letting people share their stories, reviews, and reflections to encourage others and create a ripple effect of inclusion and inspiration.

Our tours are easy to access on VR headsets, smartphones, tablets, or computers. They include descriptive audio for the visually impaired, simple navigation tools, and extra context like the history and culture of the places we explore.

By 2028, we aim to reach over 1 million people with our free 360° virtual experiences, helping to break down barriers and prove that the outdoors isn’t just for the few — it’s for everyone.

Every hike we take and every video we create helps someone feel less alone, more empowered, and more connected — to nature, and to each other.

Because when we say “Mountains For All” — we mean it.
Come with us. Share the view. Help us build a community that walks together, whether in person or virtually. 

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Take a look at our trails website where we showcase trails that are suitable for all disabilities.

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​www.accessible-adventures.com