Immersive 360-degree trail walks for everyone who has been separated from the outdoors.
Lone Shieling Trail, Pleasant Bay, NS
For some, getting outdoors takes support: age, mobility, recovery, energy, or the realities of care settings. For others, the barrier comes with the season: winter, storms, smoke, or unsafe trail conditions. And sometimes the places that matter are simply too far away to return to often.
My mother and grandmother love being outdoors too. But in their 60s and 80s, a long trip to visit the trails here in BC is not always a realistic option.
Unlike VR walking games or generated worlds, Trailwalk starts with real places: spatial outdoor sound and immersive 360-degree capture that help people stay connected to trails at a pace and posture that works for them.
Field Origin
Trailwalk began with field walks in real weather: rain through forest canopy, wet leaves underfoot, gravel, puddles, and the quiet shift that happens when movement and sound pull attention back into the body.
The early insight came before perfect fidelity: even rough 360-degree footage in a headset, paired with walking and outdoor sound, could help the body remember the feeling of being outside.
Field samples include an afternoon walk on Shoreline Trail in Port Moody, BC and an iceberg view from a mountain viewpoint in Saint Anthony, NL.
Field Gallery
Select a real field sample to open a draggable 360-degree trail view.
Shoreline TrailPort Moody, BC
Margaret FallsSalmon Arm, BC
Daredevil TrailSt. Anthony, NL
Tablelands TrailGros Morne National Park, NL
Norstead TrailL'Anse aux Meadows, NL
Kauzmann TrailCape Breton Island, NS
From the Pacific coast to the Easternmost Point of Canada, we have walked and captured terabytes of high-fidelity walking experiences across Metro Vancouver, BC, Cape Spear, NL, Gros Morne National Park, NL, Cape Breton Island, NS, and more.
Birds, water, wind, footsteps: recorded in spatial audio so the world feels present around you.
Walk with support, sit comfortably, or use a wheelchair. Built for different paces and ways of moving.
For people whose age, recovery, mobility, energy, or support needs make outdoor trails harder to reach.
Bring real outdoor places into homes, care settings, and shared community spaces.
Stay connected to familiar paths through winter, storms, smoke, or unsafe conditions.
Return to real places when time, geography, or circumstance makes going back difficult.
Give families, caregivers, and friends a calmer way to experience outdoor places together.
Help recreation, accessibility, and senior programs offer real nature-based experiences indoors.
No. Trailwalk encourages outdoor access whenever it is possible. It helps people stay connected to outdoor places when going outside is hard, unsafe, or not possible.
Trailwalk combines high-quality spatial audio, community trails that local people walk every day, and playback that can follow your walking speed.
No. Walk with support, sit comfortably, use a wheelchair, or control playback manually. We hope the experience feels atmospheric and meditative, not demanding.
Trailwalk is at concept stage with a working technical demo. Get in touch and we'll include you when demo sessions open.
Trailwalk is in its earliest stage with a working technical demo. We are inviting older adults, caregivers, accessibility partners, community programs, and anyone generally interested in accessible nature to shape what the product becomes next.
Trail captures, demo invitations, research notes, and community updates.
Development notes and updates are published as the prototype progresses.