All Terrain Wheelchair Free to use at Riveredge!

When you fill out the Riveredge All Terrain Trackchair User Application form, enter the first date you would like to use it in the date field. In the Additional Comments at the end, you can add any additional dates and times you would like to use the chair. Please only request dates you actually plan to use the chair (not “every Saturday”). If you’ve already submitted the form and need to add more dates, please fill out the form again. We will email you to let you know if we’re able to confirm all the dates you request or if we need to adjust any of them. You will need to complete the Riveredge Accessiblity Equipment Waiver each day you use the Trackchair.

Riveredge has over 10 miles of trails through forests, prairies, wetlands, and more! Althrough we strive to be as accessible as possible, some of the trails have stairs, narrow boardwalks, steep slopes, or sesitive terrain. An accesibility map is in the works and will be posted when it’s ready. Until it’s finished, please use the current trail map and talk to Riveredge staff about where you can go and what you can see.

All trail users are asked to either pay a small trail fee or become a member to enjoy the 485 acres Riveredge has to offer. Please pay your trail fee here before you hit the trails.

If you would like to learn more about membership or become a member, click here.

Membership assistance and discounts are available for military members, students, volunteers, and households making less than $50,000 a year.

The Riveredge visitor center has narrow accessible stalls with grab rails in both men’s and women’s restrooms available to use during business hours. To improve accessibility and inclusion, we are planning major visitor center renovations that will start in 2025. They will include an accessible individual restroom with plenty of turning space, grab rails, roll under sink, and adult size changing table. Learn more about these renovations and the capital campaign here.

Not to worry, Riveredge staff will store any of your personal equipment and belongings in the staff offices away from visitors.

Life happens, we understand. If you need to change or cancel your Trackchair reservation for any reason, please call Riveredge as soon as possible at 262-375-2715. Please note that Riveredge reserves the right to limit any user who fails to follow the reservation process responsibly, interact kindly with staff and community at Riveredge, or use the chair safely.

The Riveredge visitor center is accessible with a ramp and push buttons at the front entrance and narrow accessible restroom stall available during business hours. Sensory and adventure backpacks are avaialable for check-out at the front desk. We offer programs for disabled people and their caregivers. Financial assistance is also available for memberships and camps so everyone can access Riveredge. Learn more about accessibility at Riveredge here.

We are so glad to hear you’ve enjoyed your visit! There are many ways to support this Trackchair program and Riveredge.
– Please make sure you’ve completed the Riveredge Trackchair User Survey.
– Submit photo(s) and/or video(s) of your adventures with the Trackchair.
– Spread the word. Tell any other disabled individuals you know that might benefit from using this chair about Riveredge.
– Leave us a review. You can leave a review about your experience and the Trackchair on Google, Facebook, Yelp, Tripadvisor, and more.
– Attend a program or event. Riveredge has year-round programs and events for all ages and abilities. See upcoming events here.
– Become a member. Membership assistance and discounts are available for military members, students, volunteers, and households making less than $50,000 a year.
– If you feel so inclined and are able, we would be incredible greatful for your donation. Any amount, big or small, helps us continue our mission and maintain these 485 acres! You can make a tax-deductable donation here.