California


    5 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in San Francisco

    By Cory Lee
    During 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…
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    Exploring Sonoma Valley, California as a Wheelchair User

    By Cory Lee
    Over 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…
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    A Wheelchair Accessible Guide to Yosemite National Park (and Tuolumne County)

    By Cory Lee
    Over 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…
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    20 of the Best Wheelchair Accessible Beaches in California

    By Cory Lee
    California’s coastline is one of the most beautiful in the world, from the rolling tides of Malibu to the serene stretches of Santa Cruz. Everyone should be free to savor the salty breeze and golden sunsets over the water, regardless of mobility. However, California’s beaches still vary quite a bit when it comes to accessibility….
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    A Wheelchair Accessible Sacramento, California Travel Guide

    By Cory Lee
    I’ve visited California numerous times and explored some of the best cities within the state in recent years. I’ve rolled across the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, had the time of my life at Disneyland in Anaheim, and admired the beautiful desert oasis that is Palm Springs. I always love spending time in California,…
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    Your Wheelchair Accessible Guide to Disneyland (and Anaheim, California)

    By Cory Lee
    As 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…
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    A Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide to San Diego, California

    By Cory Lee
    I 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….
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    A Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide to Palm Springs, California

    By Cory Lee
    When 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…
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    How to Have a Fun Weekend in Wheelchair Accessible Long Beach, California

    By Cory Lee
    Southern 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…
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    San Francisco CityPASS: What to See in the City by the Bay as a Wheelchair User

    By Cory Lee
    Hello, world, I’m Aubrie! I was so excited to check out a few of San Francisco’s top destinations on Cory’s behalf while he was off gallivanting (on a camel, no less). The first thing I’ll say about San Francisco is that it’s enormous, both in terms of geography and the number of things to do….
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