Accessible hiking in France with Nataph

The French Association NATAPH provides accessible nature experiences in the Pyrenees through guided hikes using joëlettes, specialized all-terrain wheelchairs designed for individuals with mobility challenges. These hikes cater to all levels of difficulty, from leisurely strolls to more demanding mountain treks, ensuring that everyone, regardless of their mobility, can enjoy the natural beauty of the region. With trained guides and supportive teams, participants can safely experience the stunning landscapes of the Pyrénées Catalanes Regional Nature Park.

NATAPH also works on educational and environmental projects, collaborating with specialized institutions to promote inclusivity in outdoor activities.

Features

• Joëlette-assisted hiking routes
• Adapted itineraries for all fitness levels and abilities
• Group hikes and family-friendly excursions
• Environmental education projects for people with disabilities

Accessibility features

The joëlette is a one-wheeled, all-terrain wheelchair that allows people with reduced mobility to participate in hikes, with assistance from at least two guides. NATAPH offers a range of hikes, including snowshoe treks in winter, lake tours, and half-day or full-day excursions. Guides ensure the safety and comfort of participants, making it possible to explore even rugged terrain​

Availability

Year-round activities, including summer hikes and winter snowshoeing Group and individual reservations available

Pricing Details

Contact the association for specific pricing and group rates.