I Traveled Solo to Santorini as a Wheelchair User and Stayed Somewhere I Never Expected
Traveling solo as a wheelchair user means carrying every question yourself. Will it work? Will there be steps? Will the hotel really be accessible, or just accessible in a very optimistic brochure sort of way? Santorini isn't known for accessibility, but I decided to go find out for myself.
Accessible Guide to Ulster County, NY: Things to Do, Hotels & Food
Less than 90 minutes from New York City, you've got the Catskills, the Shawangunks, Kingston's 300 years of history, and the town that inspired Woodstock. Here's everything worth doing, accessible hotel options, and food spots - all verified in person for accessibility.
Switching to This Travel Power Wheelchair Has Made Our Trips Easier
We’ve been traveling the world together for over 30 years. But when Bert started losing strength as a manual wheelchair user, we had to figure something out. Switching to a travel power chair has made our dozens of trips easier, including a safari to South Africa, Tahiti, and many more.
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.