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Just today I visited the refurbished Pikes Peak Cod Railway, in Colorado, USA. I should preface this by noting that I am partially ambulatory and use a cane and a manual wheelchair.
I have to say I was pleasantly impressed by the accessibility of this attraction. The train station, gift shop and bathrooms both at the base and at the summit…
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Not good for someone in a power wheelchair.
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What State is this? The view is beautiful!
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This year, Colorado Parks and Wildlife teamed up with an app called Aira to help those who are blind or low vision enjoy our state parks safely and more independently.
denver7.com
Colorado parks expand accessibility to those who are blind or low vision
In compliance with the accessibility law and Gov. Jared Polis’ “Colorado for All initiative,” state agencies have expanded Aira’s service to include our state parks.
Another great article about accessible travel in Florida:
wanderlustmagazine.com
5 incredible accessible travel experiences in Florida - Wanderlust
Florida’s ambition to become one of the most accessible travel destinations in the world has meant the state has never been so open to travellers of all abilities – here are just five ways everyone can enjoy The Sunshine State…
Lots to do – air land and sea!
curbfreewithcorylee.com
8 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Pensacola, Florida
There is no shortage of wheelchair accessible things to do in Pensacola. There is always something fun to do and something new to discover!
In 2023, Visit Fort Wayne unveiled a 10-year Tourism Master Plan Initiative that commits to incorporating the principles of universal design.
wheelchairtravel.org
Fort Wayne, Indiana Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide - Wheelchair Travel
Visit Fenway Park, the Old North Church, Paul Revere's House and more with this ultimate guide to wheelchair accessible travel in Boston.
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