Vacationing in National Parks is one of the best ways to travel when you have mobility issues. Many of the parks spend their funding towards making the more accessible trails paved and a bit more handicapable. Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, and we found three of the best handi-accessible walks in the parks.
I am a big Disney fan, but most recently I have become a HUGE Disney Cruise fan. I’m in the process of saving and planning a Disney cruise to the Mediterranean. Even though I genuinely believe that a Disney Cruise is worth every single penny, I still love saving a buck or two whenever I can. Click to read how I saved over 13% on my upcoming Disney Cruise.
Visiting a National Park for vacation is one of my favorite ways to explore North America. Last year the National Park Service celebrated its 100th year and National Park attendance went through the roof. My ideal way to visit National Parks is by visiting them in a clump. One trip, the family and I visited Badlands, Wind Cave, Yellowstone and Grand Tetons all on one trip. Another trip we were able to scratch off The Grand Canyon and Petrified National Forest off of our list.
Palm Springs is known for its Desert Resorts, Coachella, and Son Bono. Hollywood stars and socialites from Los Angeles travel two hours to soak in the desert sun and splash in hotel pool parties. But what if you wanted to do something different than the same ole Palm Springs Scene? What if you wanted to go on a road trip to visit something so unique and strange you wouldn’t think you were in America anymore. That is where the Salton Sea and Salvation Mountain comes into play.