Quinn Brett, worked as National Park Climbing Ranger and Wilderness EMT educator. She also holds various speed records and first ascents on mountains across the globe. She was abruptly turned into an avid hand-cyclist after a climbing fall in 2017.  She became the first known hand-cyclist to complete the Tour Divide, +3000 mile bike ride from Jasper, Canada to Antelope Wells, New Mexico.

 

Quinn's personal and work experiences pre- and post accident lend to expertise in wilderness and adaptive recreation.

 

After her injury, she returned to the National Park Service and US Fish and Wildlife focusing on Wilderness and Accessibility. Quinn possesses a wealth of expertise in sustainable trail design and compliance with wilderness and accessibility laws. The nexus between these laws, sustainable trail design and usable trails for adaptive hiking, aMTB are her speciality. 

 

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