DisabledTravelers.com Travel Blog

Me, Jeremy Rynders, is the creator of DisabledTravelers.com, one of the best online resources for accessible travel information. It all started when I was looking for good domain names available for registry in 1999 for our accessible guest ranch – Stagecoach Trails Guest Ranch. When the registrar said that www.disabledtravelers.com was available I figured it was just too good of a domain name to pass up for $8 per year! so I bought it right away. It took me almost 5 years to develop anything worth posting as I eventually took the time and dedication it needed to do all the research, web design, and programming for the website. In April 2004 the website launched and I now have had tens of thousands of visitors and hundreds of thousands of page views which is absolutely amazing and I hope it has genuinely helped disabled travelers from around the world.

My full time job is working at the Stagecoach Trails Guest Ranch in Yucca, Arizona. We are a accessible guest ranch and welcome all to come and enjoy horseback riding, home-cooked meals, swimming pool, hot-tub, Frontier Lodge, and more. Please check out our website for more information at http://www.stagecoachtrailsranch.com.

Enjoy the new blog,

Jeremy Rynders
jeremy@disabledtravelers.com

Hi Jeremy
I developed an MSN group called Wheelchairs Without Limits http://groups.msn.com/WheelchairsWithoutLimits/_whatsnew.msnw
Hoping you will join, add a one line profile, pictures and links to this website. If need help, let me know.
Manager
Darrel Von

It’s first time to send comment to you.
I am living in Japan. Many people uses train to move around Tokyo.
Tokyo’s station is accessible with ramp, elevator,etc.
But in the countryside of Japan, accessibility is developing.
I welcome foreign travelers to Japan.

Hi-

Thought you might be interested in our non-profit, Phoenix-based organization, Disabled Explorers.

We take disabled people out for individualized backcountry exploration on four-wheel drive trips. We’ve built a custom, 4×4 wheelchair van.

You can read more about our projects at:
http://www.disabledexplorers.org.

We have a small expedition coming up in late January on the historic El Camino del Diablo trail in extreme southern Arizona.

all the best,

-J.