A Wheelchair Accessible Bogota, Colombia Travel Guide
By Cory LeeColombia is a country that I thought I’d never be able to visit, to be completely honest. I was unaware of any wheelchair accessible transportation within Colombia and since my powered wheelchair weighs 400 lbs, accessible transportation with a lift or ramp is the most important thing to me when traveling. However, to my surprise,…
7 Reasons Why RVing is a Perfect Travel Option for Wheelchair Users
By Cory LeeAs you may already know, traveling as a person that uses a wheelchair can have many challenges. First and foremost, we worry about flying to the destination, from fear that our wheelchair will get damaged. I mean, if we don’t have our wheels, our independence is stripped away from us and that would only make…
Wheelchair Accessible Rome, Italy: The Ultimate Itinerary for 5 Days in Rome
By Cory LeeSince the day that I ate my first slice of pizza as a young lad, I have dreamed of visiting Italy. Well, not really, but I have wanted to visit for a very long time… mostly just to eat all of the pizza and pasta that I could handle, but also to see the iconic…
11 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Seattle, Washington (and Where to Stay)
By Cory LeeAt the beginning of 2022, I thought about which destinations I really wanted to visit that year. Domestically, Seattle was at the top of my wish list, as I had never been at that point and I’ve heard so many great things about it. Since it is one of the biggest cities in the U.S.,…
Your Wheelchair Accessible Guide to Disneyland (and Anaheim, California)
By Cory LeeAs a self-proclaimed Disney addict, I have always dreamed of visiting the original house of the mouse and the place that started it all – Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California. I have literally been to Walt Disney World in Florida hundreds of times. I even did my college internship there. But I have never experienced…
A Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide to San Diego, California
By Cory LeeI have heard great things about San Diego and have wanted to visit since I first heard about how incredible the world-famous San Diego Zoo is many years ago. In the past few years, I have explored a lot of California and overall, I have discovered that it is a fantastic destination for wheelchair users….
A Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide to Palm Springs, California
By Cory LeeWhen the planning for my recent trip to Southern California began, the first destination that I knew I wanted to visit was Palm Springs. I have wanted to visit Palm Springs for years, ever since I watched the Palm Springs episode of Samantha Brown’s Places to Love series on PBS. In that episode, it seemed like such…
How to Have a Fun Weekend in Wheelchair Accessible Long Beach, California
By Cory LeeSouthern California is full of beautiful, and accessible, beach destinations. I’ve been able to explore some of them in the past, including Santa Monica, but I recently had the opportunity to spend a couple days in Long Beach, California and I think that I can confidently say that it is my new favorite California beach…
How to Enjoy Fall in Vermont as a Wheelchair User
By Cory LeeWhen thinking of places to visit in the fall season, one destination immediately comes to mind for me – Vermont! I have dreamed of experiencing fall in Vermont for years and I finally had the chance to do just that at the end of September. Sure, I tremendously enjoyed typical fall activities like drinking cider…
5 Fun Things to Do in Alexandria, Minnesota as a Wheelchair User (and Where to Stay)
By Cory LeeLocated in the heart of “lake country” in West Central Minnesota, Alexandria is a destination for people that are looking to unwind and enjoy some time by, or on, the water. There are over 300 lakes within Douglas County, which Alexandria is a part of, but the city has a small town feel to it….
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