Finding a wheelchair accessible full sized van proved difficult, so we purchased a Sprinter cargo van and created a plan to finish it out for ourselves, incorporating what would be needed for wheelchair use. Easier said than done but still enjoyable. I have used a mini van for years and am able to transfer into […] The post MB Sprinter Van Build Part 1 appeared first on Rolling Travel Access ..read more

In October 2020 we traveled to the South West and visited St. George UT, along with Zion and Bryce  Canyon. We have visited these canyons previously but never spent any time in St. George. Sherrie plays pickle ball and there had been a tournament scheduled, but due to Covid it was cancelled. We had rooms […] The post St. George, Bryce & Zion Canyons, Utah appeared first on Rolling Travel Access ..read more

The Napa Valley is filled with gorgeous and tasty wineries from below the city of Napa, Domaine Caneros with champagne, up to Chateau Montelena famous as the location in the movie “Bottle Shock”, at the top of the valley. In that movie tastings were free and now tastings range from $25 – $75 and some […] The post Napa Valley Wine Country appeared first on Rolling Travel Access ..read more

  Vancouver B.C.        On our recent trip to Vancouver we visited with my family and stayed in Vancouver at the Westin Bayshore on Coal Harbor, which is downtown Vancouver adjacent to Stanley Park. This was a couple of days for proper vacation and it proved it. An incredible location with a walking/bike […] The post Vancouver B.C. appeared first on Rolling Travel Access ..read more

Sundial Bridge: If you have ever viewed photos or traveled to Europe you would have seen bridges or buildings of similar design to the Sundial Bridge which crosses the Sacramento River in Redding, which was designed by Santiago Calatrava. The bridge was completed in 2004 and has become one of the places in Redding to […] The post Redding California appeared first on Rolling Travel Access ..read more

  Arches National Park is located in eastern Utah and when driving home from Colorado we stayed in Moab and visited the park. The park is just minutes away from Moab and it shows the visitor a red-rock wonderland of arches, spires, and incredible panoramic views. Much of Arches can be seen from your vehicle […] The post Arches National Park appeared first on Rolling Travel Access ..read more

    At the end of summer we went on an Alaskan cruise with Holland America, on the Noordam, it was a great trip with amazing things to see and do, with the ship proving to be quite accessible. The cruise was the last season and the weather was a little bleak when we started […] The post Alaskan Cruise appeared first on Rolling Travel Access ..read more

  This summer we traveled to Rocky Mountain National Park, located northwest of Denver, Colorado, along the front range of the Rocky Mountains. The Continental Divide runs through the middle of the park, it is situated between the towns of Estes Park to the east and Grand Lake to the west. Some of the park’s […] The post Rocky Mountain National Park appeared first on Rolling Travel Access ..read more

Yellowstone National Park was the first created and was established by an act signed by President Ulysses S. Grant on March 1, 1872. The National Park Service was not created until August 25, 1916, by an act signed by President Woodrow Wilson. Yellowstone was created as a National Park in the Territories of Montana and […] The post National Park System appeared first on Rolling Travel Access ..read more

If you are a permanent wheelchair user, a person with a permanent disability, or a Veteran be sure to access a National Parks Access Pass, and a State Park’s Pass from your state, this will allow entry to the parks at no charge. The National Access Pass is free and lasts a life time, it […] The post National and State Park Passes for Wheelchair Users appeared first on Rolling Travel Access ..read more