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7 of the world’s best cities for accessible travel

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What makes a city truly accessible? It goes well beyond wheelchair ramps. For travelers with disabilities, the best destinations combine step-free public transportation, curb cuts and navigable sidewalks, accessible hotels and attractio

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Happy Trails!

As you've probably figured out by the lack of posts here, we've retired from accessible travel blogging. However, we will still maintain the list of Northern California wheelchair accessible trails and there's still a ton of content on our site that

Started by Darryl Musick

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Water, Water, Everywhere in McCloud, California

McCloud is famous for its very clean and pure drinking water. The town relies on three springs and pumps the water from it's reservoir to residents' taps with no treatment, only occasionally treating when tests reveal something that needs it.

Started by Darryl Musick

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Company Town: McCloud, California

At over 14,000 feet, Mt. Shasta is California's second tallest mountain. At The World on Wheels, we start our next adventure along its slopes in the small, former company town of McCloud.

Started by Darryl Musick

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A trip to the California Oregon border

A little auto touring at the California-Oregon border, today at The World on Wheels.

Started by Darryl Musick

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Trinidad Head Lighthouse Trail, Northern California

We find an accessible trail to the Trinidad Head Lighthouse, today at The World on Wheels.

Started by Darryl Musick

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Accessible Trinidad, California

At The World on Wheels, we're heading up the coast for a seaside getaway in Trinidad, California.

Started by Darryl Musick

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THE COCKTAIL HOUR: Boise Pub Crawl

Being a college town, Boise is one heck of a great place for a pub crawl. Come on along, today at The World on Wheels.

Started by Darryl Musick

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The Boise Blues

Today at The World on Wheels, we've got the blues...but that's OK. It's because we're going on a beautiful downtown Boise river walk in search of their world famous blue football field.

Started by Darryl Musick

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Basquing in Boise

We get to the heart of Basque culture in America in Boise, Idaho...today at The World on Wheels.

Started by Darryl Musick

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Winning in Winnemucca

It's another delicious Basque dinner in northern Nevada...one of the best we've had...this time in Winnemucca. Right now at The World on Wheels.

Started by Darryl Musick

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Basquing it On The Road: A Pit Stop in Elko

We're exploring more of the parts of Nevada that don't begin with "Las" and end in "Vegas." Today at The World on Wheels, we spend a little time exploring the nifty northern Nevada town of Elko.

Started by Darryl Musick

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Top Wheelchair Hiking Trails - Northern California

A new trail for our list, Cooks Mesa in Calaveras County, is a path that will be a bit of a challenge for wheelchair users but it is accessible. Check out our list at The World on Wheels.

Started by Darryl Musick

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ACCESSIBLE LIFE: Buying a Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle

Part 2 of our series about buying a wheelchair accessible van. Take a deep breath because this will be expensive but maybe our tips can save you a buck or two at The World on Wheels.

Started by Darryl Musick

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ACCESSIBLE LIFE: What to Look For in a Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle

If you'd like to do some road trips but need a wheelchair-accessible van, there are a lot of things to consider. Today, we start our two-part guide to finding and buying the appropriate van if you're a wheelchair user at The World on Wheels.

Started by Darryl Musick

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So Where Are The Elves? Hiking the Elfin Forest in Morro Bay

Trying something new in Morro Bay, a new accessible trail (new for us, anyway) as we explore the Elfin Forest. Today at The World on Wheels.

Started by Darryl Musick

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Rocking a Post Pandemic World: Morro Bay After Covid

Time to get out of the house for a quick change of scenery. Today at The World on Wheels, that means a trip to Morro Bay.

Started by Darryl Musick

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CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH TOWNS: Ione

Next up on our tour of Gold Rush era towns is one that's close to my heart, Ione. Today at The World on Wheels.

Started by Darryl Musick

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CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH TOWNS: San Andreas

It's time to explore another Gold Rush town today at The World on Wheels.|

Started by Darryl Musick

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California Gold Rush Towns: Knight's Ferry

A different kind of Gold Rush era town, not a mining town but one that provided a needed service to those towns. In this case, a critical transportation hub for all that gold being taken out of the ground. Today, we visit Knight's Ferry at The World

Started by Darryl Musick

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Accessible/Disabled Travel

All Discussions (51)

7 of the world’s best cities for accessible travel

Happy Trails!

Water, Water, Everywhere in McCloud, California

Company Town: McCloud, California

A trip to the California Oregon border

Trinidad Head Lighthouse Trail, Northern California

Accessible Trinidad, California

THE COCKTAIL HOUR: Boise Pub Crawl

The Boise Blues

Basquing in Boise

Winning in Winnemucca

Basquing it On The Road: A Pit Stop in Elko

Top Wheelchair Hiking Trails - Northern California

ACCESSIBLE LIFE: Buying a Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle

ACCESSIBLE LIFE: What to Look For in a Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle

So Where Are The Elves? Hiking the Elfin Forest in Morro Bay

Rocking a Post Pandemic World: Morro Bay After Covid

CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH TOWNS: Ione

CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH TOWNS: San Andreas

California Gold Rush Towns: Knight's Ferry

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