Access Adventure Rides for Disabled

Rush Ranch
Grizzly Island Rd
Suisun City, CA 94585
707-999-1419
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Directions: From Interstate 80 in Solano County, exit CA 12 east (exit 43). Drive about 4 miles east on CA 12, then turn right onto Grizzly Island Road. Drive about 2.5 miles south on Grizzly Island Road, then turn right into the preserve.

We focus on what is possible, not on what we have lost. The worst disability is a bad attitude. Michael Muir – Director Access Adventure

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 Making wild places accessible to people with disabilities. When John Muir first arrived in California by ship, he was bewildered and overwhelmed by the raucous energy of San Francisco in 1869.

He asked a passerby the quickest way out of the city. "Well, where do you want to go?" the stranger inquired.

Anywhere Wild! said Muir. John Muir's great-grandson is blazing a new trail into the wilderness, opening a path to be traveled by people with disabilities. Fairfield, California horseman Michael Muir, 62, has lived with multiple sclerosis since he was 15 years old. Refusing to be daunted by the relentless course of his disease, Muir believes in challenging the limits of disability.

In 2001, he led an international team of people with disabilities driving wheelchair accessible horsedrawn carriages on a three thousand mile, ten month Journey Across America. Now, after traveling by horse and carriage through seven countries, the extraordinary adventures of HorseJourney have led to the founding of Anywhere Wild!