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Accessible Boat Tours

Getting everyone onto the water.

We have a pontoon boat on Quesnel Lake. As a new non-profit, we're raising funds for the roll-on ramps and accessible dock that will let anyone board — no transfers, no barriers.

Steep docks and awkward boarding routinely cut people off from the water. We're determined to engineer that barrier out of the experience entirely.

We already have the pontoon boat. With our donors' help, we're adding the roll-on ramps and accessible dock that will let guests roll aboard from shore to seat and settle in — then let a guide take them out to explore, relax, or fish. As a non-profit, every tour we build toward will be provided at no cost to our participants.

A startup in progress: the pontoon is here today; the ramps and accessible dock below are what we're raising funds to build. Donate to help.
Our Pontoon Boat

A stable deck — and a plan to roll right onto it.

Our pontoon is a broad, steady platform that stays comfortable and secure out on the lake. It's the boat we have today, and the heart of every tour we're building toward.

Next, with your support, we'll add roll-on wheelchair ramps so guests can board directly in their own chair — no transfers to negotiate, with room to move on deck.

Pontoon ready · Ramps to come
Our pontoon boat moored at the dock on Quesnel Lake
What We're Building

From dock to deck, piece by piece.

An Accessible Dock

We're raising funds to build a dock to accessibility standards, for a smooth, dignified transition from shore to boat.

Roll-On Wheelchair Ramps

Ramps to let guests board directly in their wheelchair — no lifts to wait for and no transfers required. High on our list to acquire.

Stable, Roomy Hull

Our pontoon's wide, stable hull keeps the ride steady and leaves open deck space to move around comfortably.

Expert, Empathetic Captains

As we grow, tours will be piloted by people trained in adaptive recreation, wilderness survival, and medical safety protocols.

Fishing, Too

Prefer to cast a line? The same pontoon will host our adaptive fishing excursions on Quesnel Lake.

At No Cost

As a registered non-profit, every tour is offered free of charge to our participants and their families.

Out on Quesnel Lake

Explore, relax, or fish — your way.

Some come for the quiet: the mountains reflected on still water, the wind and the wilderness. Others come for the thrill of a wild trout on the line. On the water, the choice will be yours, and your guide will adapt the day to it.

We operate during the season of June 1 through September 30, when daylight is long and conditions are at their best.

See our adaptive fishing or plan your stay to start putting a trip together.

Help Us Break Barriers

Help us get everyone aboard.

Your gift funds the ramps and accessible dock that turn our pontoon into a boat anyone can board. Or tell us when you'd like to visit and we'll plan around what's ready today.

Book Your Accessible Stay

Tell us a little about yourself and the dates you have in mind, and our team will reach out to plan your barrier-free stay. You can also contact us directly: