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A new look and website for Countryside Mobility

A mock up of a desktop computer showing the homepage of the countryside mobility website, along with a mobile mocked up too

We’re excited to share our new look and website!

You may have noticed things are looking a little different around here recently. The new website has been created to be more accessible and easier to use. Helping you to discover inspiring places, find new locations and get the membership information you need.

With an incredible, 60 locations now a part of Countryside Mobility, the website includes a clearer search page. You can filter Tramper locations by site features, and also the number of Trampers available at a site as we know that this can be useful for planning group visits.

You’ll also spot Disability Together, the charity behind Countryside Mobility, appearing more often. This is as we spread the word about our charity’s work, as well as the range of advice, information and wellbeing services it provides.  

Who is Disability Together?

Countryside Mobility was set up and is run by the charity Disability Together, formerly known as Living Options Devon.

The charity works to improve opportunities and access for Disabled, D/deaf people and people living with long-term health conditions. It provides advice, information and wellbeing services. You can find out more about all the services on the Disability Together website.

Countryside Mobility project logo


Keeping in touch with Countryside Mobility

You can still get in touch with the same Countryside Mobility team, Monday to Friday via:

As a small team of 3 people working part time there is not always continual cover, but we will always look to respond as quickly as possible. Don’t forget that all Tramper bookings are made directly with the hire location you wish to visit.

We’re always keen to hear feedback from our members and supporters. If you have anything you would like to share – good news, photos, feedback or thoughts on our new look and website please let us know!

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