Destinations

Statue honoring Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha at Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi in Santa Fe, New Mexico

A Wheelchair Accessible Santa Fe Walking Tour

November 27, 2016

The best way to see old town Santa Fe is on foot. That said, there are more than a few access obstacles in the historic heart of the city near the Plaza — an area that dates back some 400 … Read More

Start of the Pioneer Nature Trail in Armstrong Redwoods State Park, Guerneville, California

Wheelchair-Accessible Trails at Armstrong Redwoods

November 21, 2016

Located about two miles north of Guerneville, the Armstrong Redwoods grove offers people of all abilities the opportunity to get a closer look at these giant Sequoia sempervirens, more commonly known as coast redwoods. Originally set aside as a botanic … Read More

Fall Migrants Return to Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge

November 2, 2016

Although the Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge (www.fws.gov/refuge/sacramento) is worth a visit any time of the year, it’s especially interesting during the fall, when scores of ducks, geese and other waterfowl return to the sanctuary. And since it’s just … Read More

Haunted Hotels Across America

October 22, 2016

Although most folks don’t want to share their hotel room with a ghost, sometimes it’s just inevitable. In fact, most historic hotels have at least one tale of a supernatural haunting or a spirit lurking about the premises. And although … Read More

Roadside Attractions Worth A Stop

October 1, 2016

Road trips are all the rage lately, and part of the fun of a good road trip is stopping at quirky roadside attractions along the way. And although there are a mind-numbing number of these fun stops throughout the US, … Read More

Visit FDR’s Wheelchair Accessible Hyde Park Sites

September 29, 2016

Born in 1882 in Hyde Park, New York, Franklin D. Roosevelt became the 32^nd president of the US, at the height of the Great Depression. He contracted polio in 1921 and became the second sitting president to use a … Read More

New Bryce Multiuse Trail Top Offers Top-Rate Wheelchair Access

September 23, 2016

Although the accessible Shared Use Path in Bryce Canyon Nation Park was completed near the end of the 2015 season, it didn’t officially open until May 2016. This multiuse trail runs from Inspiration Point in Bryce Canyon National Park down … Read More

Explore the Okefenokee Swamp This Fall

September 18, 2016

When’s the best time to visit the swamp? Well if you’re talking about the Okefenokee, that would be in the fall. Not only is the weather just as good as it is in March and April, but during the fall … Read More

Cedar City Sculpture Stroll

September 10, 2016

Unbeknownst to many people, Southern Utah University has an impressive collection of sculptures strategically placed throughout the campus. And although you may think this may only be of interest to students, think again. Because of the proximity of the college … Read More

What’s New at The Utah Shakespeare Festival

September 10, 2016

Although the Utah Shakespeare Festival (www.bard.org) has been going strong for well over 50 years, some big changes are afoot for the 2016 season. And that’s a good thing for wheelchair-users and slow walkers; as not only are … Read More

Castle Crags State Park — More Accessible Than it Sounds

September 1, 2016

With a name like Castle Crags, I really didn’t expect much in the way of accessibility; however upon closer investigation I discovered two barrier-free trails in this Northern California State Park. As an added bonus, it’s a bit off the … Read More

Shasta — The Best Dam Tour in Northern California

September 1, 2016

Although Shasta Lake garners the lion’s share of tourism traffic in this popular Northern California playground, lesser known Shasta Dam (www.usbr.gov/mp/ncao/shasta-dam.html) is also worth a visit while you’re in the area. It’s a bit off-the-beaten-path, but to be … Read More

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Destinations

A Wheelchair Accessible Santa Fe Walking Tour

Wheelchair-Accessible Trails at Armstrong Redwoods

Fall Migrants Return to Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge

Haunted Hotels Across America

Roadside Attractions Worth A Stop

Visit FDR’s Wheelchair Accessible Hyde Park Sites

New Bryce Multiuse Trail Top Offers Top-Rate Wheelchair Access

Explore the Okefenokee Swamp This Fall

Cedar City Sculpture Stroll

What’s New at The Utah Shakespeare Festival

Castle Crags State Park — More Accessible Than it Sounds

Shasta — The Best Dam Tour in Northern California

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