Mobility vehicle hire and accessible trails

Getting outside into nature is vital to our health and happiness but this simple pleasure, that most of us take for granted, is not possible for everyone.

We all recognise the value of getting out for walks with the family, quality time with friends, fresh sea air and spectacular views so we've been working hard to create accessible trails around Morecambe Bay for you to enjoy whatever your level of ability.

Whether you are elderly, struggle with disability or illness, or perhaps you walk with children in pushchairs, you can find the route that suits by taking note of the route grade descriptions below.

What we offer:

Free Tramper hire, at 3 different locations around Morecambe Bay:

• Get off the beaten track with a Tramper - an all-terrain mobility scooter.
• Our free Tramper hire service, run by volunteers, is helping people to rediscover the joy of nature and the outdoors. It's a service that can literally transform peoples' lives for the better and it's completely free of charge. Click the links below to discover routes just waiting to be explored.
• Unsure what a Tramper is or whether it is suitable for you? Watch this short film: 'How to use a Tramper'
• Discover our Tramper hire locations or make your booking here.

Free mobility scooter hire in Grange-over-Sands:

• For getting out and exploring Grange-over-Sands promenade and town, why not hire a mobility scooter or powered wheelchair completely free of charge from our Active Travel hub in Grange-over-Sands.
• The hub is ideally located at Grange Railway Station which is accessible by bus and train and with good parking facilities only 100m away.
• Find out more on our Grange Hub page or make your booking here.

Accessible trails

Explore a range of accessible routes, around Morecambe Bay - from Promenades, to woodland and fellside, there is something for everyone.

• Discover accessible routes on the Ways around the Bay Journey Planner

• Routes are graded as follows:
  • Easy: Suitable for manual wheelchairs and pushchairs, as well as powerchairs and scooters. Routes are predominantly flat with largely smooth, bound or stable surfaces. There is usually a good level of supporting facilities nearby or within a short distance.
  • Moderate: Best suited to assisted and powered wheelchair users, all-terrain type buggies and off-road powered mobility scooters. Routes may be on stony or soft, uneven ground with cambers and climbs, but with gradients of less that 1 in 10 unless on tarmac. Supporting facilities may not be available on route or very nearby.
  • Hard: Only suitable for robust off-road powered mobility scooters. Routes may involve considerable height gain some distance from roads on rough tracks with loose surfaces, significant cambers and climbs and gradients up to 1 in 5. Supporting facilities are unlikely to be available on route or nearby.

Start your 4 wheeled adventure around Morecambe Bay today! Book your vehicle here.