I've gone hot air ballooning over Spain I've gone paragliding in the Swiss Alps I've gone

sip lining in Florida like I love like adventurous activities where you would maybe think you know well that could never be

accessible and then what we find a way to make it happen. I have to admit I'm kind of

surprised about the paragliding. Yeah, I was too.

We were in Interlachin, and they had a seat.

It's basically like a chair,

and it was a tendon flight,

so a guy was behind me, like onto the chair and we just like jumped off a mountain and I was still sitting in the chair.

So it was like really comfortable and a pretty easy experience.

I had a lot of worries, but I mean, it was like amazing.

We were in the air for about 45 minutes.

Wow.

It was by far one of my favorite travel experiences I've ever had.

That's super cool.

Man, I'm jealous of these trips.

These are some good trips.

I'm Dylan Thuris, and this is Atlas Obscura, a celebration of the world's strange,

incredible and wondrous places. Today I'm speaking with Corey Lee.

Corey is a travel blogger. Corey also has spinal... Lee. a little kid. And so these two things being a world traveler and traveling as a

wheelchair user has given him a very distinct view on the world. So Corrie is here today and he's going to tell us how he has managed to visit all seven

continents, what his top accessible travel destinations are.

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