Emily Traveller was 16 years old when she was injured and diagnosed as a C4 complete quadriplegic. Having always been a competitive and adventurous athlete, this was devastating. But instead of giving up hope, she has decided to be a representative for adaptive sports and show everyone that injuries such as hers are not an end to enjoying life’s greatest adventures. This Fall, she is taking on Mount Timpanogos. Mt. Timp is the second-highest mountain in Utah's Wasatch Range. Emily will be hiking approximately 14.2 miles and 4,471 ft of elevation gain.

She will complete the journey with the help and assistance of her therapists at Neuroworx and Huckleberry Hiking, family, and friends.

We have been hoping to help Emily raise some funds to help her become more independent. This fundraiser will specifically help Emily purchase her own arm cycling bike to compete in next year. Any additional funds raised will go towards future therapy and other adaptive equipment.