Oregon, the First State Verified for Accessibility

Oregon’s heartland of wine, farms, and inclusive charm.

Sun-soaked adventures and accessible high-desert beauty.

Vibrant culture, green spaces, and accessibility at every turn.

Iconic peaks and waterfalls with breathtaking, inclusive access.

Where natural wonders welcome everyone.

Vast landscapes and frontier heritage, open to every traveler.

Dramatic shores and charming towns, made accessible for all.

“Accessibility for me does not mean that I’m no longer disabled, but rather that I can experience the world in full with my disability.”

“It’s meaningful to feel embraced in a new city - when somewhere is accessible, I feel seen, included, and able to experience any place in my own way.”

“When I thought of going somewhere like Central Oregon, my fear came from automatically thinking I was going to be excluded because it’s outdoors. That assumption of not being accessible, not being possible. But this weekend has shown me that there are so many places and so many people who have taken steps to make it inclusive.”

“There’s about one in five people that are impacted by a disability, and that’s my family: we are five people, and one out of our five is impacted by a disability. But if we’re traveling somewhere, then five out of our five are impacted.”