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Philadelphia Access Guide

Philadelphia Access Guide

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If a visit to the City of Brotherly Love is in your future, then surf on by visitphilly.com/accessibility, and check out this Philadelphia access guide. This joint project between Visit Philadelphia and Art-Reach – a local disability advocacy organization — offers wheelchair-users and slow walkers hard-to-find access information about the capital city. It contains details about accessible public transportation, taxis, and favorite attractions; and features a helpful section filled with local resources. There’s also a short section which lists some favorite accessible hotels, along with contact information for more specific access details. Information about local wheelchair and medical equipment rentals and accessible parking is also included. Best of all, this Philadelphia access guide has an excellent FAQ section, which offers helpful tips, such as details on the Access Philly Card, which offers discounts to cultural attractions to people with a disability. An excellent resource filled with information to help disabled visitors get around and enjoy all the Philadelphia has to offer.

Barrier-Free TravelGlacier, Yellowstoneand Grand Teton National Parksfor Wheelchair-Users and Slow Walkers Buy the Book

Barrier-Free Travel
Glacier, Yellowstone
and Grand Teton National Parks
for Wheelchair-Users and Slow Walkers

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Planning a Wheelchair-Accessible Utah National Parks Trip?Check Out This New Access Guide

Planning a Wheelchair-Accessible Utah National Parks Trip?
Check Out This New Access Guide

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If you’re planning to visit Utah’s Mighty Five National Parks, and wondering if they are wheelchair-accessible, then pick up the newest edition of Candy B. Harrington’s Barrier-Free Travel; Utah National Parks for Wheelchair-Users and Slow Walkers. This essential resource offers essential insider tips to plan a wheelchair-accessible Utah national parks getaway.

Wheelchair-Accessible Utah National Parks

This new edition includes:
  • Updated information on new access additions.
  • Fly-drive trip planning information, including accessible van rentals.
  • Access details and photographs of 33 wheelchair-accessible properties, including all in-park lodging options.
  • Information about ranger-led tours, loaner wheelchairs and the free America the Beautiful Access Pass.
  • The scoop on how to nab free accessible bus tours in Bryce Canyon National Park and Zion National Park.
  • Detailed access information on accessible trails, viewpoints, picnic areas and attractions — in and near the parks.
  • Information about barrier-free camping options in all the parks.
  • Insider tips on where to go for the best windshield views, accessible picnic spots and sunset photos.
This inclusive title is the most recent addition to Harrington’s national park series; and although it’s written for wheelchair-users and slow walkers, stroller moms will also appreciate the access information in this guide. It will help everyone plan a truly accessible Utah national parks vacation. Says Harrington, “I’m very excited to report that Utah National Parks not only added more accessible features since my last edition, but they also maintained the ones they already had. I’m particularly happy to see the access improvements in the Pa’rus Trail as well as the continued upkeep of the accessible Bryce Canyon Shared Use Path.” For more information wheelchair access in Utah’s National Parks, visit emerginghorizons.com/barrier-free-travel-utah-national-parks-for-wheelchair-users-and-slow-walkers/ and order your copy of Harrington’s newest access resource today.
Barrier-Free TravelUtah National Parksfor Wheelchair-users and Slow Walkers Buy the Book

Barrier-Free Travel
Utah National Parks
for Wheelchair-users and Slow Walkers

Buy the Book
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Wheelchair-Accessible Transportation in Guam

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If you’re looking for wheelchair-accessible transportation in Guam, then look no further than Accessible Van Transportation Services (www.avtsguam.com). They serve all 19 villages in Guam and can provide transfers in a wheelchair-accessible van to all the airports, seaports, and hotels on the island. They also offer customized tours of the island, based on the interests and preferences of their clients. For more information about their services call (671) 898-8695 or e-mail avtsguam@gmail.com.