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A San Francisco Hotel with a Heart — and Wheelchair Access

February 15, 2019

Located just steps from the Powell Street BART station, Parc 55 (www3.hilton.com/parc-55/) is an excellent lodging choice for any San Francisco getaway. Although this 1024-room property has all the required business and conference amenities, the overall layout and … Read More

The Little River Inn in Mendocino, California

A Romantic Retreat on the Mendocino Coast

February 8, 2019

Romantic retreats come in all shapes and sizes, but truly there’s nothing better than toasting your sweetheart as you both enjoy a magical sunset on the rugged Northern California coast. Picture it — the waves crash against the rocks, there’s … Read More

Golden Barrel cactus at the Living Desert Zoo and Gardens in Carlsbad, New Mexico

New Mexico State Park Offers Intimate Look at Chihuahuan Desert

February 2, 2019

Although Carlsbad Caverns draws visitors from around the world, a lesser known attraction in the park’s namesake city is also worth a visit while you’re in the area. Located 25 miles from the poplar national park, the Living Desert Zoo … Read More

The Chloride Murals in Chloride, Arizona

Roadside Attractions & Distractions

January 30, 2019

If a road trip is in your future, then check out these six fun and funky roadside attractions. After all, half the fun of any road trip is the journey itself

Chloride Murals

Chloride, Arizona

Located off of Highway 93 … Read More

Fort Nashborough in Nashville, Tennessee

Five Fun and Accessible Nashville Freebies

January 15, 2019

Although there’s no such thing as a free lunch, a trip to Nashville doesn’t have to cost you an arm and a leg. In fact with a little advance planning you can have a budget friendly Music City visit. With … Read More

Grand Canyon Railway train in route from Williams, Arizona to Grand Canyon National Park

National Park Railroad Roundup

January 14, 2019

Although train excursions don’t immediately pop to mind at the mention of national parks, they aren’t exactly out of the question either. In fact, rail excursions are not uncommon in and near a number of US national parks. And the … Read More

Nittwitt Ridge house in Cambria, California

One Man’s Junk — Another Man’s Building Materials

January 1, 2019

Three Creative Houses Crafted from Found Objects

It’s often said that beauty is in the eye of the beholder; and that saying certainly rings true for three gentlemen who created their domiciles from what many folks consider trash. And in … Read More

All Aboard the Accessible Pudding Creek Express!

November 30, 2018

Although Fort Bragg is known for its remote Northern California location and rugged coastal views; most folks completely miss a historic – yet accessible – rail excursion while they’re in town. To be honest, that’s a totally understandable oversight, as … Read More

Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument — Remote But Wheelchair Accessible

November 2, 2018

Truth be told, you have to go our of your way to visit Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument (www.nps.gov/orpi/index.htm); but it’s definitely worth the effort. Located about three hours south of Phoenix, this international Biosphere Reserve was set … Read More

The Sonoran Desert Inn and Conference Center in Ajo, Arizona

An Arizona Desert Retreat with a Purpose

November 2, 2018

Most lodging establishments exist for one sole purpose – to put heads in beds. Granted a good number of properties support local charities, and as a whole they generally improve the community with an influx of tourism dollars; however these … Read More

100 Things to Do in Baltimore Before You Die

Baltimore Bucket List — Local Author’s Wheelchair Accessible Picks

October 26, 2018

While making plans for a recent Baltimore visit, I had the opportunity to sit down and talk with Judy Colbert, author of 100 Things to Do in Baltimore Before You Die (www.amazon.com/100-Things-Baltimore-Before-You/dp/1681060132). And although I think everyone … Read More

California Haunts

October 24, 2018

There’s something electric about tales of ghosts and goblins; even more so when you actually visit a haunted site. And although I can’t guarantee any spirit sightings or ghostly encounters, these California haunts all have good wheelchair access.

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Featured

A San Francisco Hotel with a Heart — and Wheelchair Access

A Romantic Retreat on the Mendocino Coast

New Mexico State Park Offers Intimate Look at Chihuahuan Desert

Roadside Attractions & Distractions

Chloride Murals

Five Fun and Accessible Nashville Freebies

National Park Railroad Roundup

One Man’s Junk — Another Man’s Building Materials

Three Creative Houses Crafted from Found Objects

All Aboard the Accessible Pudding Creek Express!

Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument — Remote But Wheelchair Accessible

An Arizona Desert Retreat with a Purpose

Baltimore Bucket List — Local Author’s Wheelchair Accessible Picks

California Haunts

Ghost in

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