Each year we organize and sponsor an accessible Geology field trip in conjunction with the Geological Society Annual Meeting. Locations change every year based on where the conference is being held. These trips showcase great geology locations as well as demonstrate tangible ways to make field courses more accessible. Everyone is welcome, though preference is given to people with disabilities. IAGD field trips are free of cost for attendees thanks to our generous donors. Join us for our next accessible adventure!
Upcoming Field trip:
2022: (tentative title) Mountain High, Valley Low: An Accessible Introduction to the Geology of the Colorado Front Range, Oct 12-13. This trip will follow the GSA Annual Conference in Denver.
Pike’s Peak rises behind the spectacular rock formation at Garden of the Gods.
Pandemic-Cancelled Trips:
These trips were planned, but not executed. Check out the details for accessible geology in these areas.
2021: 2021 GSA Portland Accessible Field Trip: Columbia River and Wy’east (Mt. Hood)
2020 Accessible Ontario – Ottawa and Gatineau Geoheritage Tour of one billion years of geologic history.
Previous trips:
2016 Colorado front range and Dinosaur Ridge
2014: Vancouver Sea to Sky Highway
