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.
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.
One of the oldest cities in America, Annapolis is a historic waterfront town where you can sail the harbor, explore centuries-old streets, and eat some of the best crab on the East Coast. I went as a wheelchair user with my husband and daughter. This is everything we did.
I recently took a trip to Sonoma County as a wheelchair user, and I did it all! I went hot air ballooning, checked out amazing wineries, explored redwood trails, and ate really good food. This is what it was like.
Lane County, Oregon has it all: waterfalls, beaches, forests, great food, and accessibility. We took our family of six on a road trip here, including our son who uses a wheelchair. We got to do so much, like rent a free track chair on the beach and hike to waterfalls. This is how the trip went.
