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.
The Tillamook Coast in Oregon is often celebrated for its stunning natural beauty, expansive beaches, lush forests, and a tranquil small-town atmosphere. Dan and Rachel found that the Tillamook Coast was not only accessible, but also a delightful and enriching experience.
Bert Burns is a former Paralympian who made a significant impact in the world of wheelchair racing during the 1980s and 1990s. A seasoned athlete and advocate for adaptive sports, Bert's journey is one of resilience, determination, and inspiring success.
Sophie Morgan is a prominent figure in the world of disability advocacy and accessible travel. Born in the UK and now residing in the US, Sophie wears many hats: she is a TV host, writer, columnist for Condé Nast, and founder of the advocacy initiative Rights on Flights.
In 2023, I received a Guinness World Record for traveling to 66 countries in one year using a wheelchair. To my knowledge, no other wheelchair traveler in the world has done something like this. You might be wondering... how?
