Your perfect beach day may await you somewhere along California’s 840 miles of coastline. Mine looks like a long stroll along Stinson Beach in Marin County, where an all-terrain wheelchair gets me ...

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When Karin Willison lived in Los Angeles, traversing the beach path between Santa Monica and Venice beaches was a weekly activity. “I took long walks with my dog, spent time at the pier and met up ...

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NORTH PALM BEACH — The beach should be for everyone, but tell that to someone in a wheelchair. Pushing a standard one through the sand won’t work – it sinks. But MacArthur Beach State Park is on a ...

Bonnie Lewkowicz recalls her first time ever trying a motorized beach wheelchair on the sands of Mission Beach down in San Diego — over 15 years ago. “It kind of was like I was riding my chariot. It ...

Beaches aren’t always the first destinations that wheelchair users consider for holidays. Navigating soft sandy approaches to the shore can be a serious challenge for people with limited mobility. In ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – The Oregon coast is lined with beautiful beaches for the public to enjoy, but not everyone has an easy time navigating the sand. For people with mobility issues or disabilities ...

Carlos Rojas sat in his wheelchair on a ramp overlooking the crisp white sand and rough blue waves of the Atlantic Ocean. His grandchildren squealed as they climbed on the playground overlooking ...

Planning a trip to Hawaii but aren’t sure which island is most accessible for wheelchair users? Keep scrolling to discover the best Hawaiian island for wheelchair users from someone with firsthand ...

On a cool summer evening, with a drizzle of rain falling on the Surf Club Park playground, Jack Yorke beamed as he rocked on the seesaw with friends. After the seesaw, he went on the slide, tried his ...

Seeing her 24-year-old son dip his feet in the ocean water at the beach fills Mayra Garcia with joy. “There is so much sensory stimulation that happens with the sand, the waves and the water,” she ...