Located along the Tennessee River at the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Chattanooga, Tennessee , is the perfect blend of city and country. Over the last century, it has constantly found ways to reinvent and revitalize itself while still respecting its natural surroundings. When it comes to exploring a new place, I love just wandering around.
Cory was diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy type 2 at a young age and writes about his experiences with wheelchair travel on Curb Free with Cory Lee.
One of the reasons he calls Chattanooga home is its dedication to accessibility. While introducing me to the city, he showed me how far ahead this city is as we made our way along the Tennessee RiverWalk and over to neighborhoods like the Bluff View Art District and North Shore.
Cory credits his mother, Sandy Gilbreath, for his love of travel. Despite the challenges of being a single parent, she still made sure to take him on local trips as a child and is still often his travel companion today.
Curb Free with Cory Lee curbfreecorylee gmail. This acre arboretum has over 15 miles of trails and is home to numerous plants, flora, and animals. Sure, you can plan a day to stroll one of the many trails, but an even more adventurous way to get around is in a SwinCar! These entirely electric cars are extremely responsive and will take you through the arboretum in style β minus any noxious fumes or endangerment to the surrounding nature.
