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Moosalamoo National Recreation Area, Vermont
For a wheelchair-accessible Vermont vacation, consider the Green Mountain National Forest near Middlebury. Established day-use spots also assure family fun.
Welcome 2009 at the Philadelphia Mummers Parade
Welcome in the New Year at the Philadelphia Mummers Parade. The Philly version of Mardi Gras, it's an-over-the-top, city-wide party worth the trek out into the cold.
Greenwich ORNC for Visually Impaired Visitors
A new tactile rug by artist Amanda Allen helps blind people and children make the most of their visit to the Painted Hall of the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich.
Disability-Friendly Disney
Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, is one of the world's most popular tourist destinations. Visit and experience your own one-of-a-kind, accessible vacation.
Spitfire Grill, Victoria, B.C.
Close to Victoria International Airport, the Spitfire Grill is an accessible and friendly place with tasty food and a great view of the runway.
Disabled Bathing in Barcelona
There are at least six beaches near Barcelona which are accessible for wheelchair users and visitors with other disabilities. Details on accessible bathing possibilities:
Calgary Pengrowth Saddledome
Persons using wheelchairs may find it awkward to reach the Saddledome by C-Train, but once at the door of the 'Dome, the building is generally accessible.
Accessible Tourism in Valencia
Valencia in the northeast of Spain is a superb destination for disabled or older travellers. Some useful access information for visiting Valencia.
Accessible Tourism in Barcelona
Barcelona in northern Spain is an excellent destination for everyone, but especially disabled or older travellers. Some useful access information for visiting Barcelona.
Accessible Tourism in Lille
Lille is only one hour from Paris but it's a different world - smaller, friendlier, and much more accessible for travellers with disabilities.
Accessible Tourism in Paris
Access to Paris's main tourist attractions for older and disabled travellers and wheelchair users is improving. Some 'Paris by Wheelchair'-style tips:
Fort Calgary, AB, Canada
Fort Calgary is the site where the North-West Mounted Police built their fort. Over time the city of Calgary, Canada grew up around the fort. Open daily for visitors
Twelve Apostles in Australia
Australia's scenic Twelve Apostles on the Great Ocean Road can be seen as a day trip from Melbourne or as a stop on a longer journey in Victoria.
Lake Louise Samson Mall
Lake Louise's Samson Mall is an easy roadside service stop on the TransCanada Highway. Wheelchair accessible washrooms are available at the Parks Canada Visitor Centre.
Second Cup at Southland & Macleod
The Second Cup coffee franchise has many stores across Canada. The Southland Drive and Macleod Trail shop is a quieter, conveniently-located, accessible Calgary cafe.
Whyte Museum in Banff, Canada
In the mountain town of Banff, Canada, the wheelchair accessible Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies depicts the art, history and culture of the mountains.
Botanic Garden at Olds College
Located just a few minutes west of Highway 2 between Calgary and Red Deer, Olds College Botanic Garden is easy to walk, well-designed, with beautiful plants.
Southcentre Mall in Calgary
A look at the features and accessibility of Southcentre Mall, one of Calgary's indoor shopping centres.
Hot Springs at Banff, Canada
The Upper Hot Springs at Banff, Alberta, Canada offer a low-cost, accessible and unusual experience. The water is pleasant and the surroundings magnificent, all year.
Calgary's Central Memorial Park
Calgary's oldest work of public art is found in the city's first public garden. A level site with easy access from all sides, this Park is pleasant and peaceful by day.
Calgary Farmers' Market
For a break from the shopping centre and the usual grocery store, Calgary's year-round Farmers' Market is an accessible indoor market with produce from near and far.
Ottawa, Capital of Canada
Ottawa is Canada's showpiece. The Parliament Buildings and several major museums are centrally located. Accessibility is a high priority in this easy-to-explore city.
Dinosaurs in Drumheller, Canada
The Royal Tyrrell Museum is a favourite place for dinosaur lovers of all ages. It is an easy drive of about 90 minutes from Calgary.
Wheelchairs at Heritage Park
Heritage Park in Calgary has a pleasant, outdoor feel with plenty of indoor historic buildings to explore. Here's some information for using your wheelchair there.
State Parks Free for Disabled Veterans in NM
Partly disabled veterans in New Mexico will be eligible for free admission to state parks, museums and monuments starting July 1, 2007.