A Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide to Central Indiana
By Cory LeeWhen you think of Indiana, your mind may immediately go to cornfields, basketball, and the Indy 500. But on a recent trip to Central Indiana, I was blown away by how much more there is to experience and how wheelchair accessible it all is. Honestly, I didn’t really know what to expect before this trip,…
How to Enjoy Sandy Springs, Georgia as a Wheelchair User
By Cory LeeAs a wheelchair user and Georgia native, I’m thrilled to share all the amazing wheelchair accessible things to do in Sandy Springs, Georgia with you. All too often, we take things in our own backyard for granted, but not this time! This vibrant city, just outside of Atlanta, offers both fun activities and some of…
Visiting Grand Teton National Park as a Wheelchair User
By Cory LeeAfter our recent trip in Yellowstone National Park, my mom, our friend Kayla, and I decided to drive over to Jackson Hole, Wyoming for a few days, so that we could check out another national park on our bucket list – Grand Teton National Park! You can drive to Grand Teton from West Yellowstone in…
A Wheelchair Accessible Yellowstone National Park Travel Guide
By Cory LeeFor years, I dreamed of visiting Yellowstone National Park and seeing iconic sights like Old Faithful Geyser and all of the wildlife that inhabit the park. After many years of putting off the trip, I finally decided to experience the grandeur of America’s very first national park in June 2025. I started planning this trip…
A Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide to Northwest Alabama
By Cory LeeGrowing up in Northwest Georgia, I have traveled to nearby Alabama many times throughout my life. Being a power wheelchair user, I have been excited to find wheelchair accessible trails, waterfalls, and some of the most delicious Southern foods in North Alabama as well. But during my most recent trip to Northwest Alabama, I wasn’t…
6 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do on Florida’s Space Coast
By Cory LeeSitting along the east coast of Florida, only about 45 miles from Orlando, is Florida’s Space Coast. It is a 72 mile stretch of gorgeous coastline and it is filled with tons of wheelchair accessible things to do. On the Space Coast, you will find Kennedy Space Center, the Cape Canaveral cruise terminal, and so…
Wheelchair Accessible Daytona Beach: Your Perfect Weekend Getaway Itinerary
By Cory LeeDaytona Beach, Florida is a world-famous beach destination and most widely known as being home to the Daytona 500 NASCAR race. Here, you will find the Daytona International Speedway, which draws in quite a large number of people each year, but Daytona Beach is so much more than just racing. It is a terrific destination…
Wheelchair Accessible Kansas City, Missouri: Your Ultimate Travel Guide
By Cory LeeKansas City, Missouri is a destination that has been on my radar for the past few years for a couple reasons. First, one of my best friends, Kelly Narowski, lives in Kansas City. And secondly, as a massive Swiftie, I’ve been wanting to see Taylor and Travis’ city! Ever since I saw Taylor at the…
Visiting Mammoth Cave National Park as a Wheelchair User
By Cory LeeCaving is something that I never thought I’d be able to do as a wheelchair user. After all, how could I possibly get into a cave with a 400 lb powered wheelchair? It seemed completely impossible throughout most of my life, but over the past few years, I’ve been able to visit a few different…
12 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Savannah, Georgia
By Cory LeeEvery time I visit Savannah, Georgia, I fall more in love with the city. I live only five hours away in northwest Georgia, so I’ve been lucky enough to visit Savannah many times, but each time, I discover new attractions, restaurants, and activities. And the best part? Despite Savannah being a historic city, there are…
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