A family of four is walking on a wooden boardwalk through a lush, green forest as sunlight filters through the trees. A young girl in a power wheelchair smiles as she leads the way, accompanied by an adult man and woman, and a young boy who walks beside them holding a walking stick.

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The collaboration of Wheel the World and Ann Arbor wants to inspire people with disabilities to travel and enjoy unforgettable experiences with family and friends.

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Ann Arbor: where culture, academia, and nature unite

Discover the unique energy of Ann Arbor, where a rich arts scene and the renowned University of Michigan create an inspiring atmosphere. From the iconic Ann Arbor Art Fair to outdoor adventures along the scenic Huron River, the city offers something for everyone. Ann Arbor is also a place where accessibility shines, with features like accessible boat launches, trail chairs, and universal playgrounds, ensuring its beautiful outdoor spaces are welcoming to all. Whether you're here for culture, education, or nature, Ann Arbor is a unique destination that you'll remember!

a beautiful garden filled with colorful flowers, primarily peonies with neatly arranged flower beds and lush greenery.

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Getting around Ann Arbor

Some of the accessible transportation options are:

Accessible bus public transportation like The Ride & W.A.V.E.
Accessible public transportation like trains.
WAV Rentals
Closest Airport: Detroit (30 mins away)

Ann Arbor public transit bus and a woman in wheelchair getting the bus

Top accessible restaurants in Ann Arbor

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Some of the accessibility features we measured include:

Room: entrance, spaces, bed and closet
Bathroom: access, interior, toilet, shower and sink
Building access, lobby, breakfast area and common spaces

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Tips when traveling

Best time to visit
Ann Arbor is a vibrant year-round destination, with each season offering something unique. Spring brings North America's largest collection of heirloom peonies and outdoor festivals, while summer is perfect for the Ann Arbor Art Fair. Fall brings stunning foliage and University of Michigan football, while winter blankets Ann Arbor with enough occasional snow to enjoy snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and ice skating.
Climate
Ann Arbor experiences warm summers and cold winters. The warm season runs from late May to mid-September, with July being the hottest month, averaging 83°F. Winters are cold, with January highs around 31°F. Ann Arbor offers year-round outdoor activities, from summer kayaking and hiking to autumn foliage tours, winter snowshoeing, and spring biking trails. While mid-June to early September provides the warmest weather, each season brings unique opportunities for exploring the area.
Events
Live Ann Arbor’s exciting events year-round! In July, the Ann Arbor Art Fair, the largest juried art fair in the U.S., transforms the city with diverse art and live performances. March brings the Ann Arbor Film Festival, North America’s oldest avant-garde film festival, featuring independent films, workshops, and discussions. From June to July, enjoy the Ann Arbor Summer Festival, a multi-week celebration of music, dance, and free outdoor entertainment at the popular Top of the Park series. Ann Arbor has something for everyone!
Recommendations
Discover Ann Arbor’s rich culture and natural beauty! Savor award-winning cuisine, with farm-to-table dining and local breweries, and enjoy year-round outdoor adventures like kayaking on the Huron River or hiking at Nichols Arboretum. Immerse yourself in the arts scene, with museums, galleries, and live performances. Don’t miss the charming nearby communities of Chelsea, Dexter, and more, each offering a unique taste of Washtenaw County.