Airplanes can have different size cargo doors, depending on the size or type of aircraft. Check with the airline in advance to verify that your motorized wheelchair or scooter will fit the plane.
Montreal, Quebec, is a town rich with history and European influence. Because its inhabitants speak French, it adds an extra exotic twist to a visit. We have visited multiple times and have found Montreal to be fairly accessible to the physically challenged traveler.
Toronto, located on the northwest shore of Lake Ontario, is the largest city in Canada and is the capital of the Ontario Province. Toronto is a large, modern, diverse city. There are many things to see and do for the physically challenged traveler, including museums, art demonstrations, shopping, fine dining, and a visit to the CN Tower, which is the tallest free-standing structure in the Americas.
Niagara on the Lake, a short drive north of Niagara Falls, is a must visit destination for wine enthusiasts visiting Niagara Falls or Toronto. The quaint city is home to world famous wineries such as Inniskillin, maker of delicious ice wine. Most if not all of the wineries are accessible to the physically challenged traveler.
Niagara Falls, famous for its romantic falls and reputation as a destination for honeymooners, can be visited and viewed from two different perspectives – the US and Canadian sides. We visited the Canadian side, and found the falls were somewhat accessible to the physically challenged traveler.