Food is part of the road-trip experience. Someone packs a suspiciously large bag of chips, somebody claims they are “not hungry” and then eats half the sandwiches, and somehow the best snacks disappear before you are even halfway there. But when you are traveling in a wheelchair-accessible vehicle, grabbing food at the next rest stop [...]

There’s nothing quite like a baseball game. The crack of the bat, the seventh-inning stretch, overpriced snacks that somehow taste better inside a stadium, and a crowd that can turn a routine fly ball into a full-body reaction.  But for wheelchair users, a successful game day starts well before the first pitch. You need to [...]

Some road trips are measured in miles. The Blue Ridge Parkway is better measured in overlooks, changing elevations, and the number of times someone says, “Wait, pull over. Look at that!” It runs between Shenandoah National Park in Virginia and Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina, making this route especially appealing for a [...]