A Content Marketing Specialist and writer at Wheel the World. As an avid traveler, he believes travel can be as transformative as it is fun— and that it should be accessible to everyone.
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.
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.
On the shores of Lake Superior in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, Marquette has four seasons of outdoor activity, a charming downtown, and now, verified accessibility data for its hotels. Compare bed heights, shower types, and more. Book the room that works for you.
Valencia is one of Europe's most underrated cities. But it can be hard to find reliable accessibility information, which is why trained mappers were sent here to measure hotel accessibility. Compare roll-in showers, bed heights, space under the bed, and more. Book the room that works for you.
Wilsonville doesn't make most Oregon travel lists, but it should. Just 25 minutes south of Portland, you'll be in Oregon's wine country with the Willamette River running through. Here's everything worth doing, with verified accessibility details for each.
