There is a lot to experience in this world from the viewpoint of a wheelchair.
We all have different interests, needs, desires, and things we are or not willing to put up with.
Reading about what other wheelchair travelers have done, discovering what is possible, may push you to
stretch your wings and experience more. Take that cross-country trip or cruise that you have been dreaming about.
Go hiking. Go skydiving. Go scuba diving. Get out there! If there is a will there is a way. Here’s how they did it…
If you are on holiday in Paris, France for at least a week it is well worth visiting and taking
The Red Hills Desert Garden is located at Pioneer Park in St. George, Utah near Snow Canyon State Park and
In Durango, Colorado, ride on a historic train through scenic mountains. In the winter, the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge
Come visit Africa! This company will customize a tour to fit your physical and travel needs.
Deep in the heart of the American Southwest, in the beautiful state of New Mexico, wheelchair travelers are able to
Año Nuevo State Park is located off the coast of central California, near the Monterey Bay above Santa Cruz
Hearst Castle is a California State Park, located on the coast between San Francisco and Los Angeles. Hearst Castle rests
In 2018, we traveled to Valparaíso, Chile, a lovely ocean-side city, to celebrate Christmas and New Years with our
