Visit Boulder
A walkable downtown, the iconic Flatirons, and a progressive culture that makes every traveler feel welcome.
Come explore Colorado, where adventure is possible for every type of traveler
Travel the state with confidence using Wheel the World's Accessibility Verified program and find your perfect getaway.
Colorado leads the way in accessible travel
From the Rocky Mountains to the red-rock canyons, Colorado is home to 10 incredible destinations waiting to be discovered! Boulder, Colorado Springs, Estes Park, Mountain Village, Snowmass/Aspen, Durango, Beaver Creek, Pueblo, Glenwood Springs and Denver all have verified accessibility information so you can travel with ease.
As the birthplace of adaptive skiing in the United States and home to the National Sports Center for the Disabled, Colorado has always believed that adventure belongs to everyone.
Discover what each of Colorado's region has to offer
Colorado's ten regions each have their own personality, their own landscapes and their own accessible experiences waiting!
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Visit Colorado Springs
Home to Garden of the Gods and Pikes Peak, with paved accessible trails and stunning viewpoints at every turn.
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Visit Estes Park
The charming gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park, where wildlife roams freely and the views go on forever.
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Town of Mountain Village
A high-altitude escape with free accessible gondola rides, ski-in access, and a village designed for everyone to enjoy.
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Go Snowmass/Aspen
World-class skiing, adaptive sports programs, and a mountain town atmosphere that goes way beyond the slopes.
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Visit Durango
Hop on a historic narrow-gauge train, explore ancient cliff dwellings, and soak in the relaxed southwest Colorado vibe.
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Beaver Creek
An intimate mountain resort with accessible village pathways, adaptive ski lessons, and that legendary Colorado warmth.
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Visit Pueblo
A hidden gem on the Arkansas River, rich in history, street art, and a thriving arts scene that surprises every visitor.
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Glenwood Springs
Soak in the world's largest hot springs pool, explore Glenwood Canyon, and breathe in that pure mountain air.
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Visit Denver
Colorado's vibrant capital, where world-class museums, incredible food, and easy accessibility come together in one mile-high city.
What does Accessibility Verified mean?
Our program verifies all accessibility information about lodging, attractions, and services across Colorado so that travelers with disabilities can plan confidently, knowing what to expect.
Step-free entry
Roll-in showers
Visual signage support
Service animal welcome
Cognitive-friendly avigation
Hearing accessibility
What our travelers say
Because the best way to discover Colorado is through the eyes of those who've been there!
Brianna Spinelli, Ezra’s mom
“Coming to Colorado and being able to do all the adapted activities… I think it sets the mindset for Ezra that he can do anything he puts his mind to.”
“The Travel Community is very important — to learn, to grow, to have fun together, and make the most out of everything.”
Jerrod Nieder
“I’m so lucky to be included and be part of this amazing community that’s making travel better for everyone with a disability.”
Molly Burke
“The discrimination we face as disabled people is not rooted in hatred. It’s rooted in ignorance. And the only way to combat that is through providing education, exposure, and representation.”
Ann Marie Jones
“I think Colorado is a great destination for people with disabilities because it offers so many different things to see and do. I really believe there’s something for everyone.”
Get inspired about Colorado with our blogs!
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Our Wheelchair Accessible Adventures in Colorado Springs
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Accessible Travel Guide to Denver, Colorado
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Accessible Guide to Glenwood Springs, Colorado
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