If a trip to Forida is in your future, then pick up a copy of the newly released title, Barrier-Free Travel; Favorite Florida State Parks For Wheelers and Slow Walkers. Penned by accessible travel expert Candy B. Harrington, this new travel guide highlights trails, attractions, and lodging options for wheelchair-users and slow walkers in 12 of the author’s favorite Florida State Parks.

Filled with updated access details, the book includes information about:

• Accessible Trails and Boardwalks
• An Accessible Glass Bottom Boat in the Florida Keys
• Accessible Wildlife Viewing Opportunities
• Barrier-Free Camping
• Access Details and Photos of Park Cabins
• A Crystal-Clear Spring with a Wheelchair Lift
• Accessible Auto, Tram and Boat Tours
•  Discounts on Park Admissions, Tolls and Campsites
• Nearby Accessible Trails and Attractions

Says Harrington, “I’m very impressed with the accessible facilities in these Florida State Parks, including a bounty of accessible boardwalks, and one of the most accessible pontoon boats that I’ve ever seen. I even uncovered an accessible snorkeling tour! No mater what your ability, you’ll be able to get up-close-and-personal with Mother Nature, and even spend the night in some of the parks.”

This inclusive book is the fourth in a series of accessible travel guides to popular destinations throughout the United States. Says Harrington, “Although it’s written for wheelchair-users and slow walkers, moms who have stroller-aged kids will appreciate the access information in this guide. In the end, good access really benefits everyone.”

For more information about this new title, visit www.BarrierFreeFlorida.com.