Discover Rachelle and Brandon's experience in Colorado Springs. Spoiler: it was quite the adventure! From adaptive fly fishing to jeep tours to riding all-terrain ATVs, Colorado Springs is an inclusive and top-notch destination for adventurers and travelers alike.
London is one of the most wheelchair accessible in Europe. Read our guide to find the best times to travel there, where to stay, what to do, and places to eat - as well as tips and advice to fully enjoy your trip to London.
Compared to many US cities, Anaheim is extremely accessible for wheelchair users. There are very few steep hills, most of the walkways are wide and well-paved, plus the majority of local popular venues are wheelchair-friendly. This article is your guide for enjoying an accessible visit to Anaheim.
Scottsdale sits in the Sonoran Desert surrounded by mountains. With warm winter temperatures, it makes for a near-perfect getaway to escape the cold. It also has accessibility-verified hotels, restaurants, and activities. Start your planning with our accessible travel guide.
Kerry, a wheelchair user, and her travel companion Carly, recently took a trip to Central Oregon with the support of Wheel the World to explore the area’s accessible offerings. Here’s their story and why Central Oregon should be on your list of accessible travel destinations.
