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The article highlights several rail excursions accessible to everyone. It highlights the Pikes Peak ate the Pikes Peak Cog Railway, which travels up almost nine miles of track. Meanwhile, Roaring Camp Railroad offers a nicely accessible day excursion through the majestic California Reedwoods. In addition, Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad operates day excursions from the depot in Chama, New Mexico.

The article discusses cave tours for wheelchair-users and slow walkers in the U.S. including the Fantastic Caverns in Missouri, Smallin Civil War Cave in Ozark, and Karchner Caverns in Southern Arizona.

The article offers information on the Up and Away Ballooning service for wheelchair-accessible people in Northern California. It states that businessman Mike Kijak started the service because he does not want to turn down requests from people in wheelchairs. He ordered a customized wheelchair-accessible gondola from a company in England to be used in his business.

The article offers travel tips for Wellington, New Zealand, such as how to access areas in the locale, where to go and what places to contact for personal needs.

The article highlights the author's top picks for fun and accessible stops along Route 66 in the Oklahoma. Paris Springs to Spencer is scenic and contains a rare stretch of the original road. Oklahoma Route 66 Museum in Clinton, Oklahoma houses the world's largest curio cabinet filled with Route 66 souvenirs like kachina dolls and signs to salt shakers and ash trays. Located outside Amarillo is a road trip stop where one will see 10 Cadillacs planted nose first into the ground.

The article offers information related to springtime travel in Death Valley National Park, California. It says that the park features attractions, trails, and lodging which are accessible for wheelchair-users and slow walkers. It provides information on the services offered by Furnace Creek Ranch, which is located near the park's east entrance. Furthermore, other tourist attractions in the area include the Borax Museum, the Harmony Borax Works, and the Salt Creek Boardwalk.

The article offers travel tips for Indianapolis, Indiana and includes information on cultural attractions such as the Indiana State Museum, fun hands-on classes, and western art.

The article offers travels tips for Memphis, Tennessee including Graceland, the former house of Elvis Presley, Memphis Rock n Soul Museum, and Sun Studio.

The article features the former President Abraham Lincoln's tomb and museum in Springfield, Illinois which is great destination for history buffs. It mentions that the Presidential Museum, located a few blocks away from the historic building Old Capitol, features 40,000 square-feet gallery space devoted to life, politics, and history about Lincoln. It notes the Union Station Visitors Center for fun walking tour and the Lincoln Home where wheelchair-users can tour in the first floor.

The article features the Daytona Beach in Florida. It mentions that the place is known as the birthplace of the NASCAR way back in 1947. It provides a description of the Daytona Speedway, which offers visitors interactive exhibits and multimedia presentations about NASCAR events. Moreover, the place offers barrier-free access to all areas of the Daytona 500 Experience racing event.

The article features Albuquerque, the largest city in New Mexico. It mentions that the city is located 59 miles southwest of Santa Fe, and is well known as a hot air ballooning Mecca. Moreover, Albuquerque is also considered as one of the historic cities in the U.S. that embraces the blending of the Native American, Hispanic, and Anglo cultures.

The article features the town of Frankenmuth, Michigan. It states that Frankenmuth is considered as the Little Bavaria because of its 50-foot German-crafted glockenspiel, Black Forest cuckoo clocks, German architecture and Bavarian food. It adds that the town was founded by the German settlers and with history connected to the Lutheran Church.

The article features the Grand Canyon in Arizona which is one of the most-visited national parks in the U.S. It states that the park was established in 1919 and the South Rim of the canyon is the most developed area of the park and the best choice in terms of accessibility. It highlights that visitors who are disabled can have an America the Beautiful Access Pass at the entrance for free which can also be used for free admissions to national parks and recreation areas throughout the U.S.

The article provides information on the major museums in the city of Santa Fe, New Mexico. Such includes the Palace of the Governors, which makes an ideal place for the state history museum. Another is the New Mexicoo Museum of Art, which contains traditional and contemporary art pieces by Taos artists and Santa Fe. The Folk Art Museum which displays ethnic cultural crafts is also cited.

The article focuses on several attractive beach cottages in North Carolina. Seaside Vacations and Prudential Resort Realty provide rental cottages, including two wheelchair-accessible boardwalks in the village of Nags Head at lower cost. Information regarding the contact numbers and its Web sites is also presented.

The article offers information about the Adirondack Mountain region which is located in the state of New York. The region is popularly known as the Adirondacks, which can offer a wide range of trails, recreational activities and lodging options. One of these is John Dillon Park, which features hiking trails, a fishing pier, and a pontoon boat. Another is the Wild Center in Tupper Lake, which features interpretive exhibits, live animals and educational programs about flora and fauna.

The article provides information about the tourist sites in Kansas. It includes Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve, which occupies the land of the former Spring Hill farm and Stock Ranch, and Emma Chase Cafe, where tourists can feast on a fried catfish dinner and enjoy a rousing set of music. Furthermore, the historic Grand Central Hotel property is mentioned in the article.