Living Like Elvis: My Accessible Stay at The Guest House at Graceland
By Cory LeeEvery year, my mom and I take a Christmas themed trip in December. It’s just became sort of a tradition for us since our first December getaway a few years ago. With this annual tradition, we’ve been able to see some pretty awesome places and by the end of our trips, we’re always fully in…
How to Get Around Portland in a Wheelchair
By Cory LeeOregon’s largest city, Portland, has long been known as one of the hippest cities in America. After all, the saying isn’t “Keep Portland weird” for nothing… True to its reputation, this west coast hotspot is also ahead of the curve when it comes to wheelchair-friendly infrastructure. I just visited Portland a few weeks ago and…
9 Crazy Fun Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Portland Oregon
By Cory LeeI recently experienced the MANY things to do in Portland Oregon for the first time, but before going, I only knew one thing about the city: DOUGHNUTS ARE EVERYWHERE!! wheelchair accessible portland oregon things to do A few years ago, I was watching a TV show and it was talking about the best doughnuts in America. It showed…
A Wheelchair Accessible Guide to San Antonio, Texas
By Cory LeeSan Antonio, Texas is a popular tourist destination, known as the home of the Alamo, the famous Emily Morgan Hotel and the scenic River Walk. I visited San Antonio for the first time this summer and learned firsthand that it is an excellent destination for those with mobility impairments. The city began greatly increasing its…
8 Reasons Why Morgan’s Wonderland is My Favorite Theme Park Ever
By Cory LeeIf I had a dollar for the number of times I’ve been to theme parks, I’d be rich. If I had a dollar for the number of times I’ve been turned away from rides at theme parks because they weren’t wheelchair accessible, I’d also be rich. While there are a few accessible rides at almost…
Splashing Around at Morgan’s Inspiration Island, the World’s 1st Accessible Water Park
By Cory LeeThis post contains affiliate links. However, all opinions expressed here are original. If you click through on a link, you won’t pay a penny more, but we’ll receive a slight commission which helps us keep this information available to you. Thanks! To most people, water parks are a summer necessity. After all, on a…
48 Hours in Nashville: What to See and Do in Music City
By Cory Lee48 Hours in Nashville I grew up only three hours from Nashville and visited about once per year throughout my life. It was usually around Christmas time to see the lights at Gaylord Opryland Resort and shop at the Opry Mills mall. I had never really experienced Nashville’s unique attractions and country music offerings…
Backstage at the Grand Ole Opry: A Country Music Experience I’ll Never Forget
By Cory LeeTo be completely honest, I have never been a huge fan of country music (and certainly never thought I’d go on a Grand Ole Opry tour). It’s not that I necessarily don’t like it… I’ve just never really listened to it. I grew up on artists such as N*Sync, Britney Spears, and Hanson (Mmmbop, ba…
I Went Caving in Alabama… as a Wheelchair User
By Cory LeeAbout a month ago, I attended TBEX in Huntsville, Alabama. TBEX, which stands for Travel Blogger Exchange, is a huge travel blogging conference with hundreds of travel bloggers and representatives from many destinations around the world. During the conference, I had a chance to talk with the Marshall County Convention & Visitor’s Bureau. Before chatting…
From Small Town USA to Building an Empire: Touring the Jack Daniel Distillery in Lynchburg, Tennessee
By Cory Lee“What do you love about working here at the Jack Daniel Distillery?” I asked our tour guide. “The best part is getting to meet people from all over the world. Since Jack Daniel’s whiskey is distributed to more than 165 countries, people from all over come to see where their favorite whiskey is made”, she…
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