22 Accessible Road Trips (Paperback)

from Jeanomario

"Just the facts, ma'am," said one of the officers in Dragnet, and this book outlines just that. It is not a book that elaborates upon places that tourists visit with historical facts, aesthetic details or little dark secrets. The book focuses entirely on how to navigate these places if you have p...

from Jcambridge

It's good to know that some great places are accessible to those who cannot or have no desire to take more strenuous vacations. Would like to see similar guides for travel outside of the U.S. I hope the author gets a review or mention in the AARP magazine or other publications aimed at certain ta...

from collsers

This book provided an excellent overview of the issues someone with accessibility problems would face when travelling--parking, walkability, ramps, etc. I would be concerned about how well it will hold up over time, as these sorts of things are constantly changing.

from bkd

This book is exactly what it says it is. Harrington does a good job of covering the entire US and includes what I would say are some of the most interesting sites (not that I've been to very many of them, but they're the kind of sites I would like to see). One thing to keep in mind is that this b...

from RaucousRain

I liked Candy B. Harrington's well-written descriptions and much of the interesting information she offered. Her book appeared to be well researched and I enjoyed her writing style. At times she presented good common-sense suggestions such as when visiting Kit Carson's home in Taos, one should fe...