Syren Nagakyrie, founder of Disabled Hikers, champions outdoor accessibility for individuals with disabilities. She critiques a recent bill promoting road construction on public lands, calling for better-maintained trails instead. The discussion highlights the growth of the disabled hiking community and the essential philosophy of slow hiking, ensuring enjoyable experiences for all. Nagakyrie emphasizes the need for inclusive trail information and collaborative policies to enhance access, while also celebrating the launch of their Disabled Hikers Network for mentorship.
