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    A Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide to Madison, Wisconsin

    By Cory Lee
    Before visiting Madison, Wisconsin recently, I didn’t really know anything about the city. I didn’t know that it is one of only two major cities in the U.S. that is built on an isthmus. I didn’t know that the city’s official bird is a plastic pink flamingo. I didn’t know that Madison has over 260…
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    JOIN THE 2023 CURB FREE GROUP TRIP

    By Cory Lee
    The trip that I look forward to the most every year is the annual Curb Free Group Trip! Since 2018, we have done group trips in Morocco, Iceland, and Costa Rica. And later this year, we will be doing a group trip in Patagonia, which I am incredibly excited about!  When thinking about potential destinations…
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    7 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in The Palm Beaches of Florida

    By Cory Lee
    Since I’ve lived in the state of Georgia for most of my life, I have explored a lot of Florida, my sunny neighbor to the south. I’ve gone zip lining in Orlando, ridden in a catamaran in Miami, rolled on the beaches of Panama City and Pensacola, eaten all of the key lime pie that…
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    7 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Oklahoma City (and Where to Stay)

    By Cory Lee
    Several years ago, I saw the revival of Oklahoma on Broadway (yes, the one with the incredible Ali Stroker!). I was immediately enamored by the music and have pretty much been singing along to the soundtrack since then. While I loved the Broadway musical though, I didn’t really know anything about the actual state of Oklahoma, aside…
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    Expert Tips for Choosing the Right Mobility Scooter

    By Cory Lee
    A mobility scooter allows anyone to move independently while also assisting those who find it difficult to walk long distances. They typically include a steering wheel, a footboard, a comfortable seat, and three or four wheels. Before purchasing a scooter, ensure that it meets all of the user’s needs, such as mobility, protection, and where…
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    How to Have a Perfect Weekend in Miami, Florida as a Wheelchair User

    By Cory Lee
    There are only a couple major U.S. cities that are still on my list of places I really want to visit. Miami was on that list until very recently. I had long dreamed of visiting Miami, Florida and exploring Ocean Drive, enjoying some beach time, and eating delicious Cuban food, but aside from driving through…
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    Planning a Southern California Road Trip? Check Out These 5 Wheelchair Accessible Spots!

    By Cory Lee
    Taking a wheelchair accessible road trip through Southern California can be a lot of fun. No matter how old your wheelchair-using family member or friend is, there are plenty of great destinations everyone you’re traveling with can enjoy.  Let’s take a closer look at how to prepare for your road trip and five wheelchair accessible…
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    10 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Panama City Beach, Florida

    By Cory Lee
    I’ve visited Panama City Beach, Florida numerous times throughout my life. It is easily one of my favorite beach destinations in the world and it’s been incredible to see it become more and more wheelchair-friendly over the years. Now, there are a plethora of accessible things to do in Panama City Beach. From rolling on…
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    27 Reasons Why You Should Visit Tampa, Florida as a Wheelchair User

    By Cory Lee
    I could sit here and think of hundreds of reasons why you should visit Tampa, Florida as a wheelchair user, but I have narrowed it down to my top 27. I recently visited Tampa and fell in love with the city once again. I constantly found myself asking, “Why do I not come here more…
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    A Wheelchair Accessible Sarasota, Florida Travel Guide

    By Cory Lee
    After a few spectacular days in Tampa recently (read my blog post all about accessibility in Tampa here), I headed to Sarasota, Florida for the first time ever. To be honest, I didn’t really know what Sarasota had to offer or what accessible sights there were to enjoy, but I’ve heard from multiple people that…
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