So inspiring! I am a paraplegic in Anchorage, Alaska. It's been a real challenge getting around town before i was able to afford a wheelchair van i could drive myself(ramp, hand controls,etc.)I often push the envelope and try to take trails off of the bike path. My first wheelchair would get stuck in a half inch of pee gravel.I allways make sure to have a fully charged cell phone with me , as my wife or friends had to rescue me from mud or snow many times. I still think i will "go where no wheelchair has gone before" at times, but i usually take my Australisn made chair now that has all terrain tires.I still get in trouble but i kid around and say" whats the worse that could happen, other than dying? It might paralyse me?"I'm not trying to risk my life but my paraplegia has got me doing things with less fear now. I totally feel you on inaccesible trails, as i just drove up the Ca.,Or. Coast and there were very few places i could pull off to enjoy the view from more than the parking lot