If you’re looking for some adapted adventures in New Zealand, then look no further than Making Trax (www.makingtrax.co.nz). Founded by Jezza Williams, this New Zealand-based foundation believes adventure is therapy and that it should be available to people of all abilities.

Making Trax offers a wide variety of single-day wheelchair-accessible New Zealand adventure experiences, from adaptive mountain biking and whitewater rafting, to tandem paragliding, sea kayaking and even sky diving. If you’d prefer a longer adventure, then try a Making Trax multiday paragliding course or a week-long river expeditions.

They also have an adaptive adventure directory of New Zealand providers on the website. And if you require some personal assistance planning your wheelchair-accessible New Zealand adventure, then reach out to Making Trax and they will help make it happen. For more information about Making Trax, visit their website or e-mail info@makingtrax.co.nz.