Condé Nast Travelerflipped into The Traveler: Everything to Know1 hour agoAuthor Leila Mottley on How Oakland, California Has Shaped Herverified_publisherCondé Nast Traveler - Leila MottleyWhen someone asks me what Oakland is like, I never know what to say. It depends, I want to respond. Which part of Oakland? What time of day? Who are you talking to? I know many Oaklands and I love them all, despise some, consider others sacred. When I was little, Oakland was more personal, full of …
Condé Nast TravelerStoryboardExploring the Great Outdoors By WheelchairCurated byCondé Nast TravelerHere, we cover everything you need to know about wheelchair accessible adventuring this season, products that make days in the sun a little less of a headache, and a few fantastic destinations to point your chair towards in the months ahead.
Condé Nast Travelerflipped into The Bests6 hours agoWheelchair Accessible Travel in the Outdoorsverified_publisherCondé Nast Traveler - CNT Editors“'The great outdoors' and ‘wheelchair accessible’ may not typically coexist within the same sentence, but they absolutely should,” writes Cory Lee, of accessible travel blog Curb Free With Cory Lee. After all, there have been huge strides made for accessibility in the outdoors in recent years. The …
Condé Nast Travelerflipped into The Traveler: Everything to Know6 hours agoBeach Wheelchairs and Accessories That Make Days at the Ocean More Enjoyableverified_publisherCondé Nast Traveler - Julia EskinsThere’s nothing quite like the feeling of a coastal breeze on your skin. But the sense of freedom and joy that a day at the beach can inspire isn’t equally accessible to everyone. For wheelchair users, beaches can present challenges—from crossing sandy patches to easily entering the water—that can …
Condé Nast Travelerflipped into The Traveler: Everything to Know6 hours agoA Wheelchair User’s Guide to Getting Outdoors This Summerverified_publisherCondé Nast Traveler - Cory Lee'The great outdoors' and ‘wheelchair accessible’ may not typically coexist within the same sentence, but they absolutely should. Outdoor adventures are for everyone, regardless of someone’s abilities. And thanks to improved accessibility at national and state parks, public beaches, and more, much …
Condé Nast Travelerflipped into The Bests6 hours agoThe Most Accessible National Parks in the U.S.verified_publisherCondé Nast Traveler - Josh LaskinWhen Amanda Powell set off on the Delicate Arch Trail in Arches National Park in 2018, she knew it’d be difficult. Unlike at Yellowstone, which she had recently visited, there weren’t paved walkways leading to the park’s most interesting features. As the sun began to crest the horizon, Powell, who …
