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.
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.
Most people drive through Boulder City on the way to Hoover Dam and never stop. We're here to say you should. It's a small town with lake cruises, a monster museum, and some of the most interesting history in the American West. Here's what to do there, with every place verified for accessibility.
As one of the oldest cities in America, Annapolis seems like it wouldn't be accessible. 300-year-old streets, historic brick buildings, a waterfront built for sailboats. But it actually is! We rounded up the top accessible things to do here, including adaptive sailing, beaches, and more.
Finding a hotel in New York City is easy. Finding one that actually works for your specific accessibility needs is a different problem entirely. This is why our trained mappers were sent to map hotels across the city. Of the hotels assessed, these five ranked among the highest.
Eugene, Cascades & Coast is a perfect road trip destination. With scenic waterfall hikes, beaches with free track chairs, award-winning brewpubs, and hotels and restaurants verified for accessibility in person, here is everything you need to plan a great trip here.
