Alaska is accessible for all. Whether you are interested in a guided tour package or independent adventures to experience Alaska’s vast natural beauty and rich culture, there are a wide variety of year-round vacation experiences that are accessible for visitors in wheelchairs and those with limited mobility.
Homer, Alaska, is a great destination for accessible travel, with options for accommodations, transportation, and activities. Many accessible excursions are available, including cruises, train trips, motorcoach tours, and wildlife viewing opportunities. Some specific accessible activities and facilities include the Pipeline Trail, Mosquito Cove Trail, and Eagle’s Nest Campground Interpretive Trail.
While you are there, check out the accessible listings on BluePath. Captain’s Coffee Roasting Company is a great stop on your trip. They offer freshly roasted coffee blends like Big Wave Espresso and Burning Daylight. A full breakfast menu makes it the perfect stop before heading out on your excursion of the day. You can eat in, take out or use their drive thru!
Blue-Path can assist in your planning. Homer has listings for the airport, an outdoor gear store, banks and credit unions, art centers, restaurants, medical services – anything you need from one source. The Independent Living Center offers a Supported Transportation Program with accessible transportation options, partnering with local taxi cab companies.