The best San Francisco Itinerary for an amazing 3 days in the City by the Bay. Including tips for accessible travel for people with disabilities. Explore Crissy Field, Golden Gate Park, the Ferry Building, the Mission SF, the painted ladies, Ghirardelli Square, Union Square, Cable Cars, The Palace of Fine Arts, Haight Ashbury, North Beach, Mission Dolores Park, Lombard Street, Twin Peaks, Coit Tower, San Francisco’s must-eat restaurants, and more!

Planning a trip to Los Angeles? Then you need this ultimate list of must-see attractions and amazing places to eat in beautiful Downtown Los Angeles. Find out all there is to offer in neighborhoods like Little Tokyo, the Arts District, the Historic Core, the Fashion District, Chinatown, Bunker Hill, the Financial District, and South Park. Whether you live here or are just in town to visit, these accessible attractions will have you falling in love with the City of Angels.

In the middle of the Sonoran Desert, midway between San Diego and Los Angeles, you’ll find a community of around 150 permanent residents living off the grid with no official electricity, running water, sewers, toilets, law enforcement or trash pick up service. Slab City, or The Slabs as it’s called, is a largely snowbird community used by squatters and recreational vehicle owners from all over North America.

Big Sur, California is a winding stretch of stunning cliffside views, surrounded by towering redwoods, looking out at the Pacific Ocean. While much of the area isn't accessible to those of us with disabilities, there are a few cabins, campgrounds, parks, and restaurants that are accessible and make the area well worth visiting.