On 5–6 November 2026, the HIKE4ALL project will hold its final conference in Troyes, France. Hosted by the Templars Heritage Route European Federation (ThREF), the event will bring together project partners, local authorities, sports organisations and accessibility experts to share the project’s achievements, exchange good practices and explore future opportunities for inclusive outdoor tourism.

The European project HIKE4ALL concluded its series of inclusive hiking events in Türkiye with a weekend of activities in Antalya and Eğirdir on 16–17 October 2026. Bringing together local participants, students with intellectual disabilities and European project partners, the event highlighted how cultural routes can create opportunities for outdoor activity, cultural discovery and meaningful social inclusion.

On 25–26 September 2026, the HIKE4ALL project resumed its programme with a two-day event in Cantabria, northern Spain, dedicated to accessibility, inclusion and equal opportunities along hiking and pilgrimage routes. Organised in the framework of the European Week of Sport, the event brought together local organisations, institutions and international HIKE4ALL partners along the Camino Lebaniego.

The HIKE4ALL project was presented at the 15th Advisory Forum on Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe, held on 23 – 25 September 2026 in Yerevan, Armenia. This year’s Forum, “Routes Through Time and Cultures – Education for Sustainable Heritage”, explored how Cultural Routes can contribute to education, inclusion and youth engagement.