Destinations

Discover Wheelchair-Accessible Philadelphia with CityPASS

October 4, 2014

If a trip to the City of Brotherly Love is in your future, then check out CityPASS, for an affordable and wheelchair-accessible way to explore Philadelphia. CityPASS users can choose from three, four or five of the following attractions; and … Read More

Michiel Van der Sommen’s Elvis at 13, a popular meeting spot at the Elvis Presley Birthplace Complex

Explore the Elvis Connection in Downtown Tupelo

September 18, 2014

At first glance Tupelo seems like your average southern town. Located in the hills of Northeast Mississippi, just a stone’s throw from the Natchez Trace, it boasts all the requisite southern accoutrements. Main Street is lined with charming shops, grits … Read More

Explore the Hopi Arts Trail in Northeastern Arizona

August 14, 2014

Spread across three mesas in Northeastern Arizona, the Hopi Arts Trail (www.experiencehopi.com) highlights galleries and cultural attractions along Highway 264, just east of Tuba City. It makes a great add-on to a Grand Canyon adventure, or a nice … Read More

Get Your Culture Fix in Calgary

June 21, 2014

Although best known for the rugged Calgary Stampede, or as the host city for the 1988 winter Olympics, there’s also a more cultured side to Calgary. Not only does this prairie metropolis offer a vibrant downtown area, top-rated restaurants and … Read More

The western approach to Banff National Park

Wheelchair-Accessible Banff and Beyond

April 17, 2014

Located in the Rocky Mountains on Alberta’s western border, Banff National Park draws visitors from around the world. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is filled with alpine landscapes, mountain lakes, and acre upon acre of unspoiled wilderness. With so much … Read More

The Castle viewed from the Capitol Reef Visitor Center

Capitol Reef National Park — A Scenic Drive and More

March 22, 2014

Located in south central Utah, Capitol Reef National Park is probably the least known national park in the state. Often overlooked by visitors who flock to the Beehive State to see Bryce and Zion — two of the state’s gems … Read More

Photo of Glass by Dale Chihuly overhead on the Bridge of Glass in Tacoma, Washington

A Wheelchair-Accessible Tacoma Weekend

February 5, 2014

As the birthplace of Dale Chihuly, it comes as no surprise that Tacoma is ground zero for the studio glass movement. From massive public installations and large museums, to intimate studios and even a few coveted private collections, there’s no … Read More

Photo of The Alien Research Center on the Extraterrestrial Highway

Exploring the Extraterrestrial Highway

January 3, 2014

Located just over two hours from the Las Vegas strip, the Extraterrestrial Highway stretches 98 miles, from State Route 318 in Crystal Springs, to U.S. Route 6 near Warm Springs. Also known as State Route 375, this stretch of largely … Read More

Wheelchair-Accessible Raleigh on a Shoestring

October 4, 2013

Known as the Smithsonian of the South, Raleigh is home to more than 40 free cultural attractions. From museums and historic sites, to galleries of every sort, there’s no shortage of free accessible diversions in this North Carolina capital city. … Read More

Wheelchair-Accessible Trails in Alberta’s Peter Lougheed Provincial Park

September 5, 2013

Located just an hour west of Calgary in the Canadian Rockies, Peter Lougheed Provincial Park (www.albertaparks.ca/peter-lougheed) is an area of striking contrasts. From towering mountains and pristine lakes, to undisturbed meadows and peaceful streams, the scenery changes rapidly … Read More

Drive Through Arizona Animal Park

August 6, 2013

Located at the gateway to the Grand Canyon, a new drive-through wildlife park offers up-close-and-personal wildlife encounters for animal lovers of all ages. The brainchild of Sean Casey, Bearizona (www.bearizona.com) features a robust collection of North American wildlife … Read More

Tasting room at the Ole Smoky Distillery in Gatlinburg, Tennessee

Bootleggers, Beans and Scenic Beauty Along Tennessee’s Thunder Road

June 29, 2013

Nicknamed Thunder Road because bootleggers once roared along it in their hot rods, this one-time moonshine running route just east of Knoxville is also the birthplace of stock car racing. During prohibition, bootleggers removed the passenger and rear seats in … Read More

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Destinations

Discover Wheelchair-Accessible Philadelphia with CityPASS

Explore the Elvis Connection in Downtown Tupelo

Explore the Hopi Arts Trail in Northeastern Arizona

Get Your Culture Fix in Calgary

Wheelchair-Accessible Banff and Beyond

Capitol Reef National Park — A Scenic Drive and More

A Wheelchair-Accessible Tacoma Weekend

Exploring the Extraterrestrial Highway

Wheelchair-Accessible Raleigh on a Shoestring

Wheelchair-Accessible Trails in Alberta’s Peter Lougheed Provincial Park

Drive Through Arizona Animal Park

Bootleggers, Beans and Scenic Beauty Along Tennessee’s Thunder Road

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