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Wow, amazing to see the accessibility at American parks
curbfreewithcorylee.com
Visiting Grand Teton National Park as a Wheelchair User
From rolling on smooth trails to boating around Jenny Lake, our wheelchair accessible Grand Teton National Park adventures were unforgettable.
I visited Potter Park zoo in East Lansing, Michigan this last May. I found the park to be extremely accessible, the with the little bit of tweaking needed. I recommend going on the otter experience. My group and I got to go behind the scenes and feed the animals and speak to the keepers who were very knowledgeable and very accommodating and…
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That’s so cool – thanks for sharing!
“Travelling to San Francisco alone, without my now retired guide dog Ida, was always going to be different. This wasn’t a sightseeing holiday or a press trip packed with itineraries and reviews. It was a six-day work visit split between two accessibility conferences, with very little time to play tourist.”
blindgirladventures.com
This post may contain affiliate links; by clicking on and buying through these links I will earn a small commission, at no extra cost to you: helping me to keep Blind Girl Adventures running.Travelling to San Francisco alone, without my … Continue reading
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Sergio replied to the discussion What is the best place to travel in Florida in the forum United States 8 weeks ago
Reply to What is the best place to travel in Florida
If you plan to go to the beaches in Florida, I would recommend looking up the beach first and seeing if they offer beach-friendly wheelchair rentals. Some beaches offer them for free, while others charge a fee. There is a company called “sand-helper” which has a website and a map that shows which beaches they have rentals at. I would also…
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Sergio replied to the discussion Cape Canaveral, Florida in the forum United States 8 weeks ago
Reply to Cape Canaveral, Florida
They are hard to find. I grew up in Florida and have only found a handful of accessible fishing charters available. It’s a shame there aren’t ADA laws that require fishing charters to have accommodations for wheelchair and scooter users. Here is a charter that I found which appears to be wheelchair accessible: https://fishingbooker.com/charters/view/18225
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