I spent over 40 years using a manual wheelchair and always said I’d never switch. As travel got harder and my needs changed, I bit the bullet and got a travel power wheelchair. I traveled to 10 places last year, and it was so much easier. Here's why i switched and some chair options to consider.
We spent a few days in Seattle and found the city to be very accessible. We did the must-do things, including Pike Place Market, tried some oysters, and even did a harbor cruise. If you’re thinking of visiting this Pacific Northwest hub, do it. There’s a lot to do here.
We rolled through royal palaces, sipped wine at a vineyard, and ate way too many croquetas. Here’s what made Madrid one of our most accessible (and fun) adventures—plus why we’re already planning to go back.
Brian Campbell shares what happened when his accessible hotel room was “subject to availability.” A powerful firsthand story on the real challenges travelers with disabilities still face—and a call for the industry to do better.
Ryan and Sam explore The Narrows in Zion National Park using an all-terrain wheelchair, proving that adventure knows no limits. Learn how they navigate the river, make new friends, and redefine accessibility in the great outdoors.
