Exploring Oregon? These seven towns—from the coast to the high desert—offer great food, nature, and culture, all with accessibility in mind. Each of these have helpful Welcome Centers and local charm. They’re perfect for your next road trip stop or weekend getaway.
Orange County, NY is full of surprises—from rolling through outdoor art to sipping local cider. This guide highlights the best wheelchair-friendly things to do, plus considerations on areas to stay and how to get around.
The west side of the Columbia River Gorge is packed with waterfalls, scenic views, and chill local spots—and yes, it’s accessible! Here’s your friendly guide to making the most of your visit, from barrier-free trails to good food and riverside stops.
Explore accessible trails, historic museums, local eats, and verified hotels in Baker City, Oregon—all in a laid-back, high-desert setting. Whether you’re just passing through or staying a while, it’s worth the detour.
Hood River may be small in population but it’s big in charm! Located right on the Columbia River, this town is known for wineries, outdoor recreation, and spectacular views. Check out accessible options in the area!
