Although Quebec is widely known for its urban delights, there’s much more to see in the province beyond the city limits. Take Parc national d’Oka (www.sepaq.com/pq/oka) for example. Located just west of Montreal, this Canadian treasure offers wheelchair-users … Read More
If a trip to Belgium is in your future, then check out these excellent access resources from Visit Flanders for wheelchair-users and slow walkers.
https://www.visitflanders.com/en/brochures/accessible-holiday-accommodations-flanders-and-brussels
This publication includes access details on hotels, guest … Read More
Although there’s no shortage of accessible lodging options in and around Custer State Park (gfp.sd.gov/parks/detail/custer-state-park), there’s something to be said for foregoing the creature comforts and spending the night in a a more natural setting. That doesn’t mean … Read More
Make no mistake about it, Staunton State Park (cpw.state.co.us/placestogo/parks/Staunton) includes some physical access barriers for wheelchair-users and slow walkers. That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t visit it though — quite the contrary. Thanks to the purchase of some adaptive … Read More
Located in a very unlikely spot – between a water treatment plant and a residential neighborhood – Neary Lagoon Wildlife Refuge is one of Santa Cruz’s best kept secrets. Although the water treatment plant may be a little off-putting at … Read More
