A Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide to the Oregon Coast
Over the years, Oregon has become one of my favorite states in the U.S. I’ve been able to enjoy so many incredible experiences throughout…
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A Wheelchair Accessible Boston Getaway for the Holidays
Boston is one of those cities that truly comes alive during the holiday season. Their historic streets glow with festive lights, seasonal music fills…
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A Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide to Central Indiana
When you think of Indiana, your mind may immediately go to cornfields, basketball, and the Indy 500. But on a recent trip to Central…
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How to Enjoy Sandy Springs, Georgia as a Wheelchair User
As a wheelchair user and Georgia native, I’m thrilled to share all the amazing wheelchair accessible things to do in Sandy Springs, Georgia with…
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Visiting Grand Teton National Park as a Wheelchair User
After our recent trip in Yellowstone National Park, my mom, our friend Kayla, and I decided to drive over to Jackson Hole, Wyoming for…
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A Wheelchair Accessible Yellowstone National Park Travel Guide
For years, I dreamed of visiting Yellowstone National Park and seeing iconic sights like Old Faithful Geyser and all of the wildlife that inhabit…
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A Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide to Northwest Alabama
Growing up in Northwest Georgia, I have traveled to nearby Alabama many times throughout my life. Being a power wheelchair user, I have been…
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6 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do on Florida’s Space Coast
Sitting along the east coast of Florida, only about 45 miles from Orlando, is Florida’s Space Coast. It is a 72 mile stretch of…
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Wheelchair Accessible Daytona Beach: Your Perfect Weekend Getaway Itinerary
Daytona Beach, Florida is a world-famous beach destination and most widely known as being home to the Daytona 500 NASCAR race. Here, you will…
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Wheelchair Accessible Kansas City, Missouri: Your Ultimate Travel Guide
Kansas City, Missouri is a destination that has been on my radar for the past few years for a couple reasons. First, one of…
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