I think this chair could use some multi-barreled autocannons. For self-defense, of course.

There's a pretty cool guy on YouTube called JerryRigEverything. He started a non-profit company called Not A Wheelchair that makes electric wheel chairs that can be used off road.
I'm on mobile so linking is hard, but check out notawheelchair.com to see what they make.
Edit: Oh, it auto links. Neat.

I'm chair bound and have used my regular chair while camping several times. I can't just wander into the woods of course, but every campground I've been to has had well used trails that are hard packed enough to use a normal chair on. That thing looks like a maintenance nightmare that destroys nature more than explores it. Someone in this thread already posted one that seems a better fit. This just seems more interested in being tank like than useful.

From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel.

There is also the "Joelette" that allows disabled people to access trail.

It's a kind of all terrain one wheel wheelchair, you need two person to assist you but I've seen quite a few people using it and it seems to be working quite well.

There is even version with an electric motor.

I read:

All-terain wheelchairs have started arriving as skate parks

and now I want to see someone take one of these onto a half pipe.

Until the people who just don’t want to walk, or like to play around like children, get them and ruin it for everybody else. lol

When one of my friends was in a wheelchair after a car accident, it quickly became evident to us how limiting being forced into a wheelchair 24/7 is.

This is fucking rad. I'd be stoked to come across someone powering through the trails in one of these.

The size is still limiting for sure but I'd happily volunteer more time at the local parks to widen trails if we had these.

Lpt: if you ever want things to happen with local hiking/equestrian/cycling trail parks, look for mountain biking communities. They can be some of the friendliest, most helpful outdoorsy people you can encounter. They can and will volunteer all their time to update local trails to accommodate something like this

This is already a thing. They're just not shaped like tanks.

Are they providing them rent-free, to people with disabilities? If not, fuck them. Also, it's more about the trails than the vehicle. You need a wide, flat trail. You can't risk flipping a mobility scooter. It can kill the rider, and they're heavy as fuck, even if they survive.

Edit: sorry this ticked me off. Do you have an article?

That thing looks pretty badass to be honest. I'm sure lots of perfectly healthy folks would also love to ride it.

Top gear did it years ago

This might be the one created by the owner of Action Sports in Marshall Minnesota. I believe it is a son and a son in-law, around 2006 one of them had an accident and became paralyzed. Next year, the other had an accident and became paralyzed. This guy made this wheelchair for them. He sells the wheelchairs as well.

Googled it. Called the Action Track Chair.

So all James May needed was tracks and his design would have been perfect!

This is great. Put a smile on my face this morning.

This is some James May level shit right here!

Article: https://www.washingtonpost.com/travel/2022/11/08/parks-trails-all-terrain-wheelchairs/

It's so refreshing to see some good news like this!

Aww

Desired end-state for a true-kin Quad game

There's also this.