Brakes Off Travel

14/05/2026

Part 2 is here 🎢

Josh continues his family’s Orlando trip with a closer look at accessibility across the parks, focusing on both what worked well and where the experience fell short.

This part dives into getting to and around Walt Disney World Resort and Universal Orlando Resort, including transport to the parks, movement between areas, and navigating accessibility once inside.

From smooth moments to unexpected challenges, it’s an honest breakdown of how accessible the experience really feels on the ground, especially when you’re relying on assistance and park transport systems day to day.

Read part two now via the link in bio 🔗

13/05/2026

Could this be one of the best wheelchair accessible walks in the Peak District? 🌿♿

📍Tideswell Dale absolutely surprised us. A peaceful, mostly flat route with beautiful woodland, a flowing stream, dramatic limestone cliffs, and the relaxing sounds of birds and water the entire way round.

It’s the kind of place where you can properly switch off and enjoy nature without needing to tackle steep hills.

Things to know before visiting:

♿ Mostly flat accessible trail
🚻 Disabled toilet nearby
🅿️ Uneven car park surface in places

Definitely one of the most peaceful accessible walks we’ve done in the Peak District.

Follow for more wheelchair accessible walks, days out, and travel reviews ♿✨

08/05/2026

🍊 Seville had been on our travel wishlist for so long and we’re so glad we finally experienced it!

From wandering around the breathtaking Plaza de España to exploring the historic streets, we’ve put together part one of our honest guide to accessible travel in Seville as wheelchair users ♿️

In our latest blog we cover:

☀️ Accessible things to do
🏨 Where we stayed
🚇 Getting around the city
🍽️ Food, atmosphere & honest accessibility insights

💡 Tips to help make your trip easier
Seville is full of colour, culture and incredible architecture and while it’s not without its challenges, there’s still so much to enjoy.

If Seville is on your travel list, our guide should help you plan with confidence 💛

Read the full blog here: https://www.brakesofftravel.com/post/brakes-off-in-seville-your-essential-accessible-seville-travel-guide🔗

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06/05/2026

PART 2: Accessible Bakewell & Monsal Trail Adventure 🚗✨

We’re back in Bakewell exploring the town and heading out to the Monsal Trail—scenic views, fresh air, and a proper Peak District day out… let’s get the brakes off 🚗♿

Bakewell was lively and full of charm. Some pavements are smoother than others, but we took our time and really enjoyed exploring. We stopped at the iconic Bakewell Pudding Shop—step-free, super welcoming, and the pudding? 10/10 😍 We parked at the Farmers Market (paid parking, but really convenient for the centre).

Next up was Hassop Station to join the Monsal Trail. There’s bike hire available, but it’s worth checking ahead if you need adaptive options. The trail itself is a dream—wide, smooth, and genuinely one of the most accessible routes we’ve come across 🙌

To reach those iconic viaduct views, you can either roll for around an hour or drive to Monsal Head Car Park. There are disabled bays, but they’re not free and it was quite busy when we arrived—but the views? Absolutely worth it 🌄
The path to the viewpoint is a little uneven in places, so take it steady, but it’s manageable and the payoff is huge.

Right next to it is Monsal Head Hotel, where you get an even more elevated view across the valley. It’s a great, easy spot to pause and soak it all in—just note there isn’t step-free access back onto the trail from here.

Bakewell and the Monsal Valley are genuinely stunning and well worth adding to your list if you’re exploring the Peak District ♿✨

05/05/2026

Ready to ditch the travel stress and start exploring? ✈️♿️

If you’ve ever spent hours scrolling through hotel photos just to check if a bathroom is actually accessible or worried about step-free access at your next destination, Brakes Off Travel has something for you!

We are so excited to introduce our new Accessible Travel Planners; the ultimate digital toolkit designed by wheelchair users, for wheelchair users.

✨ What’s inside the planners?
Designed for Google Sheets, these planners take the guesswork out of your next adventure:

Accessible Hotel Research Log: Keep all your accessibility notes and contact details in one organised spot.

Budget Tracker: Automatically calculate costs and keep your travel funds on track.

Packing & Prep Checklists: Custom lists to ensure you never forget essential equipment or supplies.

Trip Itinerary & Overview: A bird’s-eye view of your entire journey.

Step-by-Step Guide: Easy instructions to get you planning in minutes!

Whether you're planning a city break in the UK, an escape to Europe or a trip across to the US/Canada, we’ve got a version tailored for you. 🌍

Stop the "what-ifs" and start the "let's go!"

🎁 Bonus: To celebrate the launch, you can grab any of our planners with a 40% introductory discount!

Check out the full range and grab your planner today:

👉 Read more & Shop here: https://www.brakesofftravel.com/post/discover-our-new-accessible-travel-planners

Planning a trip can be exciting, but it often comes with challenges—especially when accessibility is a key element to a successful trip. Finding and organising all the necessary information about accessible accommodations, transportation and activities can quickly become overwhelming. That’s why...