The United States and Canada are two of the world’s most accessible countries. The level of accessibility for wheelchair users varies between cities and some, like Seattle, have received an excellent rating in my accessible scoring metric. Others, like New York City, received only a moderate rating. Some barriers to access in North American cities may come as a surprise to some, but these destination guides thoroughly examine the challenges and opportunities that may await travelers with disabilities.
From the mountains, to the prairies,
To the oceans, white with foam
God bless America, My home sweet home.
“God Bless America” by Irving Berlin
This list of wheelchair accessible travel guides is continuously growing. Due to the depth of my coverage, the creation of reports requires extensive research and visits to each city. Each report contains detailed information on accessible transportation options, attractions & sights, sidewalks/roads, hotels and much more. These guides tell you how to access a city and all that it has to offer. My accessible travel guides for cities in the United States of America and Canada can be found below. Let me help Open Your World.
Atlanta, GA
This state capital, the birthplace of Martin Luther King, Jr., was once host [...]