Inspiration from Abroad
Come and explore
Nature knows no boundaries. Here, we share our favourite accessible destinations outside Belgium — tried and tested by Baerekracht themselves.
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SOUTHERN NORWAY
Drangedal
The hidden gem in southern Norway
A cosy cabin on a rocky plateau above Lake Toke, where island excursions, old railway lines and boardwalks through the treetops are within easy reach, even for wheelchair users. Magnificent Norwegian nature, to be enjoyed together as a family.
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EASTERN NORWAY
Ljordalen
Experiencing nature in Norway
An intimate boutique hotel on the edge of the unspoilt Fulufjället, where packrafting, quad biking and hiking are all within easy reach, even for wheelchair users. Magnificent Norwegian nature, to be enjoyed together as a family.
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SCOTLAND
Highlands
An adventure in the Scottish Highlands
Highlands, wilderness and outdoor adventure to discover together. Two thoughtfully designed, accessible accommodation options and a specialist outdoor partner make canoeing, cycling and walking possible for everyone.
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AUSTRIA
Kaunertal
Exploring the rugged Kaunertal valley
An Austrian mountain hotel that has been combining accessibility with alpine charm for over thirty years. From Swiss-Trac mountain tours to swimming with mountain views: adventure in Tyrol for the whole family.
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AUSTRALIA
South Australia
Out and about at the southernmost tip of Australia
Villas built on stilts above the water, and one of Australia’s most accessible nature reserves within driving distance. Beaches, wildlife and vineyards — nature that welcomes the whole family.
THE NETHERLANDS
Pieterpad
Explore the accessible Netherlands at your leisure
The Pieterpad, the Netherlands’ best-known long-distance walking route, is being made wheelchair-accessible — on its way to becoming Europe’s first accessible long-distance trail. 500 kilometres of nature, for everyone.
Taking the first step together
Not quite ready to take the plunge on your own yet? We help families and couples with a family member with reduced mobility get started: from advice on the right place and the right equipment, right through to the point where you can head out into nature yourselves. Because it’s often those who’d already given up who blossom the most.