How to Travel Solo in a Power Wheelchair or Scooter
I LOVE to travel alone. That may sound strange to some, and while there are plenty of pros and cons to traveling solo, the former definitely outweighs the latter for Read More …
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Pros and Cons of Traveling Alone While Disabled
I’ve been traveling alone for two decades. Part of that travel was for official business while I was on active duty in the Air Force, as well as for civilian Read More …
Rolling Around Reykjavík, Iceland
I just wrapped up my first day in Iceland. I can’t believe I just typed that. My direct flight on Icelandair from Orlando was nice. I splurged for a seat in Saga Read More …
Wheeling Solo on the Road: Craters of the Moon, ID
The morning of August 19, I got into my rental car to begin my second solo road trip since being confined to a scooter or power wheelchair full-time—and actually, since Read More …
Wheeling Solo on the Road: Glacier National Park, MT
I woke up pretty excited on the last day of my solo road trip since Glacier National Park is the very reason I came here in the first place. I had seen Read More …
Wheeling Solo on the Road: From Wyoming to Montana
I left West Yellowstone under a thick layer of smoke; the fires in and around the park are only getting worse, so I’m glad I left when I did. However, Read More …
Wheeling Solo on the Road: Yellowstone, WY
After another good night’s sleep, I started the two-hour drive north from Victor, ID to the west entrance of Yellowstone National Park. It was a mellow drive, and while I didn’t Read More …
Wheeling Solo on the Road: Grand Teton, WY
After going to bed early and getting 11 hours of sleep (thank youuuuu, blackout curtains), I was ready to head out to Grand Teton National Park. The drive east from Victor, Read More …
Spinning Through the Splendors of Utah
The roughly 150-mile stretch of I-70 between Green River and Salina, Utah contains some of the most breathtaking scenery you’ll ever see. Around mile marker 129 you’ll find something called Read More …
A Wheelchair User’s Guide to Exploring Accessible Moab, Utah
Although Moab, Utah is in a relatively remote part of the United States, it is remarkably wheelchair accessible thanks to an amazing National Park system that keeps wheelchair users in Read More …
