The Ultimate Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
By Cory LeeFor years, I dreamed of visiting Rio de Janeiro. I wanted to lounge on the world-famous Copacabana Beach, see the Christ the Redeemer statue, eat Brazilian foods, and so much more, but every year I would say something like “Well, I’ll get there one day… maybe next year!” But then the next year would come…
A Wheelchair Accessible Guide to Traverse City, Michigan
By Cory LeeOver the past few years, whenever someone asks me what my favorite state is, I usually respond with something to the effect of “My favorite state might be Michigan.” People are typically somewhat surprised when I say that, but it really is a special place. I’ve explored Michigan cities like Detroit, Grand Rapids, Muskegon, and…
5 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in San Francisco
By Cory LeeDuring my recent trip in California, I had the chance to visit some remarkable destinations, including Sonoma and Yosemite National Park. I also was able to return to San Francisco for the second time. San Francisco is one of California’s most iconic cities and for good reason – there are countless wheelchair accessible San Francisco…
9 Wheelchair Accessible Things to do in Knoxville, Tennessee
By Cory LeeAs you may know if you’ve read my blog for a while, I frequently go to the Great Smoky Mountains and Gatlinburg, as that area is only a couple hours from where I live. To get to the Great Smoky Mountains, I always drive through Knoxville and while I’ve driven through Knoxville many times throughout…
The Ultimate Wheelchair Accessible Guide to Southern Idaho
By Cory LeeBefore my recent trip to southern Idaho, I didn’t know what to expect. Honestly, I thought that Idaho just had a lot of potatoes and not much else, and I thought it may be somewhat of a boring trip. I mean, potatoes are my favorite food group, but I wasn’t super excited about just eating…
Exploring Sonoma Valley, California as a Wheelchair User
By Cory LeeOver the past few years, I’ve visited some pretty amazing destinations in California, such as San Francisco, San Diego, Disneyland, Palm Springs, and Yosemite National Park to name a few. However, one place that I have wanted to visit forever, but never did until very recently, is Sonoma Valley. I have heard so many wonderful…
A Wheelchair Accessible Guide to Yosemite National Park (and Tuolumne County)
By Cory LeeOver the past few years, I’ve been able to experience some of America’s greatest national parks. I’ve seen black bears in the Great Smoky Mountains, found accessible hiking trails in Shenandoah, sat in awe of the Grand Canyon, rolled on the famous Carriage Roads of Acadia National Park, and more. But despite how incredible other…
8 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Pensacola, Florida
By Cory LeePensacola is a destination that I have visited numerous times, but on each trip, I discover new attractions and experiences that I haven’t previously enjoyed. This destination has so much to offer and I am constantly amazed by how wheelchair accessible Pensacola is! Whether I’m lounging on the beach in a beach wheelchair (these are…
A Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide to Galveston, Texas
By Cory LeeAs someone that has lived in the southeastern United States for most of my life, whenever I think of beach destinations, I immediately think of Florida. My mind starts dreaming of visiting places like Panama City Beach, Clearwater, or Miami to name a few. But what if I told you that one of the best…
8 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Chicago, Illinois
By Cory LeeI visited Chicago for the first time back in 2010 with my mom. During that trip, we stuffed our faces with deep-dish pizza, explored Navy Pier, and we even attended a taping of The Oprah Winfrey Show. Needless to say, it was a special trip, but we’ve been wanting to revisit the Windy City for…
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