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.
Indianapolis has always been known for major events like the Indy 500, and popular sports teams, both professional and college. But it also has an array of things to do and a growing food scene. Here is your accessible guide on how to experience this friendly, Midwestern hub.
The Pacific Northwest brings a feeling you can't find many places, and Seattle is the quintessential city to experience it. It sits between ocean and mountains, so it brings with it a wide array of things to do and see. Check out our guide to find some top accessible things to do during your visit.
In this guide, we spotlight the top European cities for wheelchair travel in 2025. No destination is perfect, of course, but these listed destinations will certainly provide a real travel experience where you won't have to miss out.
Ontario County is the Finger Lakes at it's best, where you'll find picturesque lakes and mountains, trails, and wineries. The two main cities, Canandaigua and Geneva, make for easy home bases to explore the rest of the surrounding towns and offerings. Here is your accessible guide to enjoy it all.
Located in upstate New York and the birthplace of American fly-fishing, the Sullivan Catskills is an idyllic spot for a cozy getaway, especially in the fall when the leaves change in a way few places do. Here is your accessible guide to enjoy it.
