
10 Wheelchair Accessible Beach Vacation Rental Homes
By Cory LeeRenting a large beach home for a family vacation sounds like the perfect way to spend time together while relaxing at the shore. There are wheelchair accessible beach vacation rental homes in a variety of destinations, all of which are fantastic options. Each of these homes offer a large, luxurious space for the whole family,…

Mitigating Risk When Using Public Transport as a Wheelchair User
By Cory LeeIn most countries, a significant percentage of wheelchair users do not own a vehicle. As a result, they are heavily dependent on taxis and public transport. For example, in the UK about a quarter of wheelchair users get around using public transport. In the USA, the disabled use the bus more often than those who…

A Wheelchair Accessible Great Smoky Mountains National Park Travel Guide: What to Do and Where to Stay
By Cory LeeAs the summer months approach and phased reopenings occur in many destinations, it can be tempting to start planning a weekend getaway. Choosing a destination within a few hours of your home can be the perfect way to get out for some fresh air, new scenery, and take some time to recharge. One option many…

My Fantastic Wheelchair Accessible Tour in Montevideo, Uruguay
By Cory LeeAt the beginning of my recent cruise around South America and Antarctica, one of the first ports of call was a place I had never even considered visiting – Montevideo, Uruguay. Sure, I had heard of Uruguay, but I don’t recall ever thinking about it as a potential travel destination. In South America, accessibility can…

#CurbFreeFromHome in Gulf Shores and Orange Beach, Alabama: What You Need to Know to Visit as a Wheelchair User
By Cory LeeDuring this time of self isolation and staying at home, I wanted to still bring the world to you guys and share accessible travel finds, so I decided to launch a Facebook Live series called #CurbFreeFromHome. Every week, for the foreseeable future at least, I will go Live with a representative from a different destination…

Wheelie Inspiring Interview: Angela of All Access Disneyland
By Cory LeeIf you have been following my blog for a while, then you probably know that I’m obsessed with Walt Disney World. I visited three times last year, despite living 550 miles away, and it will most likely be the first place that I go to when the Coronavirus situation gets better and it’s safe to…

Why Students with Disabilities Should Consider Online Study
By Cory LeeHaving a disability can make studying more of a challenge, but if you want to go to college or return to study, then you shouldn’t let your disability get in the way. Online studying is becoming increasingly popular, as colleges try to cater to a wider range of students, and if you have a disability,…

11 of the Top Tourist Attractions in Las Vegas
By Cory LeeLas Vegas is a place for fun and excitement and has plenty of activities for travelers. There are beautiful resorts, sparkling lights, great nightlife, and glamorous sights of the city. There are so many attractions for travelers that you will wonder from where you should start. From Ferrari drives, museums, high roller coaster rides, casinos,…

6 Tips For Successful Wheelchair Camping
By Cory LeeCamping is an amazing experience and any contact with nature will leave you feeling like a new person. If you are a wheelchair user, there is no reason you can’t enjoy a good camping trip. All it takes is a little extra preparation and research. Here are some great tips that can help you with…

Fitness Advice For Wheelchair Users
By Cory LeeStaying fit is one of the most important things that people can do in their lives. Being in shape improves our organs, strength and overall health. In addition, it is also very important for our mental health. Wheelchair users benefit greatly from exercising. Being active can help a lot with their day to day activities…
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