Feature Stories
We love to share our stories and those of other AdvenChairers.
Our latest four stories are below, with the complete list in our Features Index.
In addition to returning to Smith Rock State Park, Benham Falls and Shevlin Park, AdvenTours ventured to the shoreline of Crater Lake, climbed to the panoramic summit of Tumalo Mountain, and meandered along the tumbling waters of Paulina Creek and Tumalo Creek. What’s more, our guest riders this year hailed from far beyond the Central Oregon region with explorers, writers and influencers visiting from four countries outside of the United States – Canada, Great Britain, The Netherlands, and Australia.
Since the beginning of the decade, AdvenChair has proven itself more than capable of handling some of the most challenging terrain on the planet – reaching the depths of the Grand Canyon, scaling the heights of Machu Picchu, and navigating the crazy cobblestone streets of the Camino de Fatima in Portugal to name a few. Recently, AdvenChairman Geoff Babb and his wife Yvonne took the versatile all-terrain vehicle on another unprecedented journey: to the urban jungle of Beijing and some of its unique natural and human-made surroundings.
See the video: "I am officially a hiker." – Hannah
In September, we were one of many partners who made this Tumalo mountain AdvenTour hike possible for Hannah Crutchfield, winner of an awesome giveaway hosted by Wheel the World and Visit Central Oregon to promote Oregon's new "Accessibility Verified" status!
Dear Geoff—I want to share a few photos and a little about my AdvenChair experience last weekend. My family stayed in Sunriver, visited the Newberry National Volcanic Monument Saturday, and browsed in Bend on Sunday. I’ve been back in St. Paul long enough to do some show and tell with several friends. Their initial reactions to seeing me in the AdvenChair? “Wow! And “where did you find that?!” And “it looks like it was made for you!”
Which is how it felt.