Accessible Things to Do in Bentonville, AR (And Where to Stay)
The mountain biking capital of the world is also one of the most accessible small cities in America. From Crystal Bridges to the trails, here's everything worth doing in Bentonville, Arkansas, that's verified in-person by Wheel the World.
Marquette, Michigan: An Accessible Family Getaway
I traveled to Marquette with my family, and as a power wheelchair user, one of my biggest concerns when traveling is always whether I’ll actually be able to participate in the things my family wants to do. In Marquette, that wasn't an issue. Here's how the trip went.
Is Sandy Springs Wheelchair Accessible? A Local Answers Questions
If you're a wheelchair user visiting Sandy Springs, this is for you. Brandon Winfield has lived nearby for four years, and as a manual wheelchair user, has the local perspective that is far more useful than most guides could be.
The Best Accessible Things to Do in Huntington Beach, California
Huntington Beach, AKA Surf City USA, is 10 miles of Pacific coastline with an iconic pier and a surf culture that goes back to 1907. It's also one of the more accessible beach spots in Southern California, with Mobi-Mats, free beach wheelchairs, and a paved 8.5-mile path along the beach.
My Accessible Getaway to Huntington Beach: Trying Adaptive Surfing
I visited Huntington Beach as a wheelchair user, and got back on a surf board for the first time since my spinal cord injury. It was a blast! I also tried yoga, rode in a Volkswagen van, and roasted s'mores on the beach. Here's my full experience.