1,000km off-road for MS

In April 2026, Clare became the first person to complete Western Australia's 1,000km Munda Biddi Trail in an off-road wheelchair, raising awareness and funds for MS research.

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The story behind the adventure

What began as a love of the outdoors became an extraordinary journey of determination, resilience and adventure, proving that life on wheels doesn't mean leaving the wilderness behind.

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Wheelchair Meets Wilderness Book

Wheelchair Meets Wilderness is an inspiring memoir by Clare Reilly that chronicles her journey of navigating life after a Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis redefined her future. Refusing to let a wheelchair limit her world, Clare shares with honesty and humor her determination to keep exploring the outdoors, proving that purpose and freedom endure even in the face of life-altering adversity. Published through the Morpheus Publishing Scholarship Program, this book directly contributes to the fight against MS, with all proceeds donated to the Menzies Institute for Medical Research. Ultimately, Clare's story serves as a powerful, hopeful reminder of human resilience, urging readers to find courage and extraordinary possibility no matter the obstacles ahead.

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We are proudly donating to the MS Research Flagship at the Menzies Institute for Medical Research because they have been at the absolute forefront of world-class MS research for over 30 years. Their tireless work is directly transforming lives and driving toward a future with drastically reduced impacts from MS. Using this journey as a platform to fund their vital, life-changing research is a profound honour, and every dollar raised brings us closer to a breakthrough.

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The Munda Biddi Trail

Munda Biddi translates to 'path through the forest' in the indigenous Noongar language spoken in South West of Western Australia. The Trail is a 1,072km off-road adventure cycling trail, like no other, traversing WA's scenic Darling Range and southern forests through eucalypt bushland, granite outcrops and unique coastal landscapes.

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