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Wheelchair-Accessible Yellowstone — Six Insider Tips for A Perfectly Accessible Visit

March 18, 2020

A trip to Yellowstone National Park is a definite bucket list item; and the good news is, there are many wheelchair-accessible trails and attractions in America’s first national park. And although everyone knows there’s an accessible boardwalk at Old Faithful, … Read More

Civilian Conservation Corps cabin 1 at Myaka State Park

Wheelchair-Accessible Myakka River Cabin

March 16, 2020

President Franklin D. Roosevelt established the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in 1933, and over the next eight years members worked feverishly on a variety of construction projects on public lands across America. Today the legacy of this long disbanded workforce … Read More

wheelchair-accessible petroglyphs; photo showing ancient petroglyphs on boulders

Wheelchair-Accessible Petroglyphs in Southern Arizona

March 8, 2020

Located in the middle of the Sonoran Desert, Painted Rock Petroglyph Site (www.blm.gov/visit/painted-rock-petroglyph-site) is worth a stop on any Southern Arizona road trip. And since it’s just a short hop off the interstate, it makes a nice break … Read More

Dragon sculpture by Ricardo Breceda in Borego Springs, California

Public Art Roundup

March 1, 2020

Be it a road trip or a walking tour, public art crawls are fun ways to learn about new areas, and enjoy some cool scenery along the way. They’re also just-what-the-doctor-ordered for people-watchers. You can’t beat the price either — … Read More

Five Reasons to Stay in a National Park Lodge

February 23, 2020

An overnight stay at a national park lodge is an excellent way to make the most of any national park visit. Although some lodgings outside national parks tout their offerings as more affordable than the in-park properties, that’s not always … Read More

Visit New Mexico’s Very Large Array – Remote But Wheelchair-Accessible

February 18, 2020

Located in the middle of nowhere, it takes a bit of effort to get to the National Radio Astronomy Observatory Very Large Array (VLA). That said it’s definitely worth a detour if you find yourself tooling down Interstate 25, between … Read More

Wheelchair Accessible Paragliding in New Zealand

February 13, 2020

If you’ve ever dreamed of flying high in a paraglider, but figured it was impossible because you’re in a wheelchair, then think again. Thanks to the ingenuity and determination of Jezza Williams, accessible paragliding is now possible down in New … Read More

New Access Guide Highlights Wheelchair-Accessible National Park Lodges

February 8, 2020

Candy Harrington’s recently released access guide — Barrier-Free Travel; National Park Lodges for Wheelers and Slow Walkers — offers helpful lodging information for disabled travelers. Not only does this handy resource include access details on 52 national park lodges in … Read More

Located on the rugged Northern California coast, this historic inn features a wheelchair-accessible suite with a gorgeous ocean view. Enjoy the sunset on the large balcony and order up room service for a romantic dinner. A Romantic Retreat on the Mendocino Coast

Thirteen Romantic Inns, Hotels, Cabins and Retreats for Wheelchair-Users and Slow Walkers

February 4, 2020

With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, it’s time to start thinking about a romantic getaway with that certain special someone. With that in mind, here are a lucky 13 wheelchair-accessible choices – from hotels and inns, to cabins, resorts … Read More

Southwestern Roadside Attractions

January 30, 2020

If a road trip through the Southwestern US is in your future, then check out these fun and funky roadside attractions. It’s a great way to take a break, get off the highway and get some fresh air. And although … Read More

Old Florida State Capital in Tallahassee, Florida

A Walk Through History in Downtown Tallahassee

January 26, 2020

Old Florida State Capital in Tallahassee, FloridaAs the political epicenter of Florida, downtown Tallahassee is filled with sleek modern buildings, comfortable luxury hotels and hip cool eateries to accommodate the legislators and tourists that frequent this popular capitol city. Despite … Read More

San Francisco in a Wheelchair

January 15, 2020

Although San Francisco is known for its hilly topography, it’s actually an excellent destination for wheelchair-users and slow walkers. Check out these accessible finds on your next trek to the City by the Bay.

Rolling Around San Francisco

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Featured

Wheelchair-Accessible Yellowstone — Six Insider Tips for A Perfectly Accessible Visit

Wheelchair-Accessible Myakka River Cabin

Wheelchair-Accessible Petroglyphs in Southern Arizona

Public Art Roundup

Five Reasons to Stay in a National Park Lodge

Visit New Mexico’s Very Large Array – Remote But Wheelchair-Accessible

Wheelchair Accessible Paragliding in New Zealand

New Access Guide Highlights Wheelchair-Accessible National Park Lodges

Thirteen Romantic Inns, Hotels, Cabins and Retreats for Wheelchair-Users and Slow Walkers

Southwestern Roadside Attractions

A Walk Through History in Downtown Tallahassee

San Francisco in a Wheelchair

Rolling Around San Francisco

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