Axios
Chris Shively Layne, paralyzed in 2016, summits Colorado's Mount Elbert

NBC 9 
Paralyzed hiker summits Mount Elbert, with some help

ABC 22
Woman in wheelchair summits Colorado's highest peak with help from volunteers

Local 12
Woman in wheelchair summits Colorado's  daunting Mt. Elbert

CBS Colorado
Colorado woman in wheelchair summits Mt. Elbert with help from volunteers

Out There Colorado
Colorado non-profit helps paralyzed woman reach state's highest summit at 14,438 feet

Summit Daily
I got to be on top of the world again': Woman paralyzed from the chest down summits Colorado's highest peak

The Next Summit
Adaptive Athlete Climbs Mt. Elbert in a Wheelchair with the Lockwood Foundation

Out There Colorado
Non-Profit Helps Multiple Sclerosis Survivor Summit Colorado's Tallest Mountain

CBS Colorado
User Summits Mt. Elbert With Help From Nonprofit Lockwood Foundation

UC Health
Former UC Health Nurse Continues To Live Life To The Fullest Amidst ALS Diagnosis

ABC 13 KRDO
Lake Pueblo Partners With Nonprofit To Improve Outdoor Access to People with Limited Mobility

NBC 9 Denver
Colorado Group Makes Mountains Trails More Accessible

Fox 31 Denver
ALS Warrior Reaches New Heights Summiting Colorado's Highest Peak


Out There Colorado
Woman with ALS Summits Colorado's Tallest Mountain at 14,443ft


The Pueblo Chieftain
The Lockwood Foundation Takes on Lake Pueblo


KOAA NBC 5 Southern Colorado
Local organization making adventure accessible for those with limited mobility


OutThereColorado
Woman in Wheelchair Reaches Colorado's Highest Summit Thanks to Non-Profit Organization


NBC 9 Denver
The Lockwood Foundation helps hiker in wheelchair summit Mount Elbert


ABC 7 Denver
Volunteers to help woman in wheelchair summit a 14er


KOAA NBC 5 Southern Colorado
Local nonprofit helps those with physical disabilities access Colorado trails, mountains


CBS 4 Denver
The Lockwood Foundation Hopes To Make Rugged Trails Accessible To More


Longmont Observer
The Lockwood Foundation Helps People with Mobile Disabilities Reach New Heights


Colorado Springs Gazette
Can this 'obscure' chair take people with disabilities to Colorado 14ers?