10 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Fairfax County, Virginia
By Cory LeeThe state of Virginia is one of my favorites because it offers an incredible variety of accessible things to do. You can roll down into a cave in the town of Luray, enjoy the beauty of Shenandoah National Park, and eat your way through Richmond’s many fabulous restaurants to name a few of my personal…
Announcing the Curb Free Mexico Group Trip
By Cory LeeEvery year, the Curb Free Group Trip is my favorite trip of the year. I have created lifelong friends and memories on these trips, and it’s amazing to be able to travel with other people who truly “get” what it’s like to live with a disability. I love these group trips so much that in…
The Ultimate Wheelchair Accessible Jacksonville, Florida Travel Guide
By Cory LeeThroughout my travels, I have soaked up the sun on many of Florida’s beaches. From Clearwater to Panama City Beach and as far south as Key West, I thought I had seen everything that Florida beach destinations have to offer… until I recently visited wheelchair accessible Jacksonville for the first time! I’m not sure why…
A Wheelchair Accessible Newport, Rhode Island Travel Guide
By Cory LeeBefore visiting Newport, Rhode Island for the first time, I didn’t know much about Rhode Island and it was never a state that I really wanted to visit. I thought, probably because it’s the smallest state in the U.S., that it wouldn’t have much to offer, especially in terms of accessibility. However, as soon as…
The Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation is Making the ‘Outdoors for Everyone’
By Cory LeeGrowing up in the Northwest Georgia area, I have seen plenty of mountainous trails and a multitude of great hiking spots. Unfortunately for me, I have also found that many of them are not wheelchair accessible. Or if they were, there was no signage or advertisements to let me know that they were possible to…
A Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide to Acadia National Park
By Cory LeeIf you have followed me for any amount of time at all, you probably know how much I love the national parks. I’ve had memorable experiences in several East Coast national parks, including the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Shenandoah National Park. For years though, I’ve been itching to travel further north to Acadia…
How to Prepare for an Accessible Road Trip
By Cory LeeSometimes daily life throws so many obstacles at us, we just have to get away for a few days to recharge. And we all know how stressful flying as a wheelchair user can be due to the damages that our wheelchairs are subjected to, while being loaded and unloaded underneath the plane. One of the…
11 Things to Do in Salem, Massachusetts as a Wheelchair User
By Cory LeeHalloween might be my favorite holiday. There is nothing I love more than haunted houses, candy corn, horror movies, fun Halloween costumes, pumpkin spice, and the crisp fall air that comes around every October. As a lover of fall and all things Halloween, I had wanted to visit Salem, Massachusetts since I was a young…
The Ultimate Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide to Arkansas
By Cory LeeBefore my visit to Arkansas recently, I didn’t know much about the state. To be completely honest, the only thing I knew about Arkansas was that it was home to Hot Springs National Park. For years, I had wanted to visit Hot Springs, but I was completely unaware of just how many awesome things that…
7 Things to Do in North Alabama as a Wheelchair User
By Cory LeeI’ve lived in northwest Georgia and just a short drive away from North Alabama for most of my life. North Alabama is an area that I love exploring because it has so much to offer, especially if you enjoy being in the great outdoors like I do. The outdoors can often be portrayed as not…
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