Oregon Wheelchair Travel Guide + Tips by Ian Ruder
Wheelchair travel in Oregon! Ian Ruder, editor of New Mobility Magazine and a local expert, shares his unique insights on
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Diamond Lake, Oregon Wheelchair Travel
Nestled in the Cascade Mountains, Diamond Lake in Oregon is a picturesque destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Known for its stunning
Accessible Attractions Nearby Portland, Oregon
Exploring the natural beauty and cultural landmarks around Portland, Oregon, is a treat for wheelchair users, thanks to the
Portland, Oregon Travel Guide
Portland, Oregon was settled because of the transporting potential for passengers and cargo, especially lumber along the Willamette and Columbia
Van Rentals: Oregon, California, Arizona, Nevada
Ability Center’s fleet of newer model, wheelchair accessible BraunAbility and VMI minivans are available for weekly and long-term rent. We
Ashland, Oregon Travel Tips
Ashland, Oregon is stunningly beautiful. Nestled in a valley, the surrounding hills blanketed in green create a magical place. Home
Portland, Oregon: Inn @ Northrup
The colorful Inn at Northrup Station is located in the northwest part of Portland, Oregon. Conveniently, the Portland Tri-Met or
Bend, Oregon Accessible Travel Guide
Bend, Oregon is a growing city attracting many young adults who thrive in outdoor culture and golf lovers alike. Surrounding
Crater Lake National Park, Oregon
The water was so blue I felt like I was gazing at the eternal pool of life. I had come
Oregon, Bend: DoubleTree Hotel
The DoubleTree Hotel by Hilton is located in the heart of Downtown Bend, Oregon on a small but steep hill.
Oregon, McKenzie River: Hot Springs & Gardens
In McKenzie Bridge, Oregon along the McKenzie River is the Belknap Hot Springs, a natural wonder turned into a peaceful
Oregon, Astoria: Coastal Town Access Travel Tips
The town of Astoria, Oregon is one of the oldest and most continuously populated settlements west of the Rocky Mountains
Eugene, Oregon: Visit the King Estate Winery
The King Estate Winery sits on top of a hill in the southwest part of Eugene, Oregon in the beautiful
Newport, Oregon Day Trip
Newport Beach is a historic part of Oregon’s beautiful coastline. It became a US city in 1906 and is the
Portland, Oregon Downtown Hotel
The Nines Hotel is a luxury hotel set right across from Pioneer Square. Within feet are stops for Portland Oregon’s
How to Plan a USA Wheelchair Road Trip
Road trips offer freedom and flexibility, making them a fantastic travel option for wheelchair users. However, careful planning can make
Top 20 Wheelchair-Accessible USA National Forests
Exploring the natural beauty of national forests is a memorable experience, and now, many forests in the United States have
Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
The Columbia River separates the states of Oregon and Washington, and a section known as the Columbia River Gorge Recreation
Accessible Kayak Launch Locations
Kayaking is a great outdoor water activity! Accessible kayaking is growing throughout the United States. With adaptive equipment and launching
Mt. Shasta: Shasta-Trinity + Klamath National Forest
I’ve been visiting the Mount Shasta Area of Shasta-Trinity and Klamath National Forest my whole life, even before I became
Rolling with Changes: Travel in 2021
Travel in 2020 was limited, to say the least. The pandemic created a situation that called for us to do
5 Best Accessible Trails @ U.S. National Parks
Everyone knows that the U.S. National Parks are wonderful to visit and there are plenty of breathtaking scenic drives that
USA Hot Springs with Pool Lifts
Exploring hot springs is a delightful and therapeutic experience, and finding ones that are accessible can make the adventure even
Accessible RV Motorhome
Winnebago has 3 different RV motorhomes that are wheelchair friendly and are available for purchase. Now you can have the
Nebraska Wheelchair Travel Overview
Nebraska, known for its expansive prairies, historical landmarks, and warm hospitality, offers wheelchair users a variety of accessible attractions and
Tacoma, Washington: Power Wheelchair Tips
Sometimes the unplanned part of travel turns out to be the best. That’s what happened to me this week. I
Rafting the Colorado River with a Wheelchair
Kegan Reilly, a 33-year-old rafter and paraplegic, and I lean back-to-back against each other, shivering. Even with wetsuits, this is
South Lake Tahoe Accessible Travel Tips
Whether summer or winter, Lake Tahoe is one of California’s most visited and naturally beautiful destinations. It was referred to
Redwoods Hiking Trails, Northern California
Think of Northern California and think of redwood trees, the largest trees in the world. Even in the San Francisco
3 of the Best Wheelchair Accessible Destinations in the World
Travelling the world is a must-do for people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds, and usually, the restricting factors are
Hammond Trail: Arcata-McKinleyville, California
The Hammond Trail is a popular hiking/biking/equestrian trail that winds past open fields, woods, and residential areas for more than
The TriMet “MAX” in Portland in a Wheelchair
In Portland, Oregon the Tri Met is the wheelchair-friendly light rail public transportation service that makes it easy and convenient to get