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7 Spellbinding Places That You Must Visit When In Atlanta

Atlanta, the capital of Georgia, which is the most populous state in the U.S., is famous for its historical significance just as much as it is for its industrialization and hosting the 1996 Olympics. The cost of living in Atlanta is two percent less than the national average. Are you all set to explore Atlanta?…

Experiencing The Wild Center as a Wheelchair User (and Why It May Be the Adirondacks’ Best Attraction)

By Cory Lee

Recently, I had the chance to experience the beauty of the Adirondacks in upstate New York for the first time. Before actually going, I wasn’t quite certain what to expect. Sure, I expected a lot of greenery and some nice scenery, but would it have fun attractions and enough to keep me busy during my…

A Wheelchair Accessible Franklin Tennessee Travel Guide: What to Do and Where to Stay

By Cory Lee

Throughout my life, I have explored a lot of Tennessee. I learned all about Elvis at Graceland in Memphis, I’ve explored the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and the nearby tourist towns of Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge numerous times, Nashville is somewhere that I go to at least a couple times every year, and I…

5 Places to Stay in Gulf Shores and Orange Beach as a Wheelchair User

By Cory Lee

When planning any trip, one of the most important things to consider for people of all abilities is where to stay. For wheelchair users though, the importance of choosing somewhere to stay is even greater because if the accessibility isn’t up to par, we could have a challenging time taking a shower, getting in bed,…

Beaches From Above: My Experience Flying in a Gyrocopter Over Gulf Shores

By Cory Lee

Since starting my blog back in 2013, I’ve been able to enjoy some pretty remarkable and adventurous experiences around the world. I have ziplined over gators in Florida, gone hot air ballooning over volcanoes in Catalonia, and even ridden a camel in the Sahara Desert to name a few. These experiences were certainly thrilling, but…

How to Come to Your Senses on Alabama’s Accessible Beaches

By Cory Lee

The Alabama beach towns of Gulf Shores and Orange Beach are some of my favorite beach destinations in the entire world. They offer plenty of wheelchair-friendly things to do for an action-packed itinerary, but if you want an accessible place to just relax and unwind, Gulf Shores and Orange Beach could be ideal as well. …

RVing for All: Highlights From My Wheelchair Accessible RV Trip in the Winnebago Inspire AE

By Cory Lee

Going on a trip in an RV has been something I’ve wanted to do for years. I remember being a teenager and seeing the Robin Williams movie RV in a theater. While I didn’t want an RV trip to be as “interesting” as the one in the movie seemed, I was immediately intrigued and thought that it…

9 of the Best Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Beaumont, Texas

By Cory Lee

While on a trip to Louisiana and Texas recently, I had the opportunity to explore the southeast Texas city of Beaumont for the first time. To be honest, I didn’t really know anything about Beaumont before visiting, but after a few days in the city, it very well may be my new favorite city in…

8 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Gatlinburg, Tennessee

By Cory Lee

Hotels.com asked me to share these accessibility suggestions for Gatlinburg, so I’m thrilled to bring you this article! As travel today remains uncertain, please keep your safety and the safety of others in mind at all times. If you are comfortable with traveling, please travel responsibly and within regulation. Any travel is at your own risk….

A Wheelchair Accessible Lafayette Louisiana Travel Guide

By Cory Lee

When thinking of possible travel destinations in Louisiana, what’s the first place that comes to mind? I would bet a lot of money that you immediately thought of New Orleans. I’ll admit… until just a few years ago, New Orleans was the only Louisiana city that I even knew about, so I totally understand. While New Orleans…