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Making the World Roamable

Travel is about freedom, connection, and possibility. We’re here to make sure wheelchair users everywhere can explore it with confidence.

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Cable car descending over lush mountains with a cityscape, bay with boats, and Christ the Redeemer statue in the distance.

Let Me Introduce Myself

Hey there! I’m Natalie, and I’ve had the travel bug for as long as I can remember. I was diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy when I was 18 months old, and I’ve used a wheelchair ever since. My brother also has SMA and uses a wheelchair, so accessibility has always been part of my family’s daily life.

My love for travel really took off through power soccer. I never expected sports to be my passport to the world, but competing with Team USA carried me across the country and eventually overseas to Japan, France, Argentina, Australia, and Brazil. Traveling with a team of power wheelchair users is always an adventure. Imagine fitting 24 chairs on a single flight. We've done it!

These days, I share my travels with my husband, Jordan, who also has SMA and has used a wheelchair all his life. Together, we bring a dual perspective to every destination—two wheelchair users navigating the same spaces, comparing notes, and uncovering the details  guidebooks may overlook.

Six smiling women posing together outdoors in front of a floral arch with green foliage and colorful flowers, one woman seated in a wheelchair holding a pink rose.
Two people smiling and sitting side by side in electric wheelchairs on a paved path surrounded by green grass and trees on a sunny day.
Woman lounging on a white float in clear turquoise ocean water under a cloudy sky.
Woman in a red dress sitting close to a koala holding a tree branch surrounded by eucalyptus leaves.
Group of seven people smiling in front of a fountain with a winged statue at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas.
Two women wearing white construction helmets smiling in an indoor construction or industrial setting.
Six smiling women posing together outdoors in front of a floral arch with green foliage and colorful flowers, one woman seated in a wheelchair holding a pink rose.
Two people smiling and sitting side by side in electric wheelchairs on a paved path surrounded by green grass and trees on a sunny day.
Woman lounging on a white float in clear turquoise ocean water under a cloudy sky.
Woman in a red dress sitting close to a koala holding a tree branch surrounded by eucalyptus leaves.
Group of seven people smiling in front of a fountain with a winged statue at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas.
Two women wearing white construction helmets smiling in an indoor construction or industrial setting.
Numerous colorful hot air balloons ascending into a clear blue sky above a large crowd of spectators.
Two people in wheelchairs smiling on a viewpoint balcony overlooking a coastal city and ocean under a clear blue sky.
Boat with a man and cargo passing under the Rialto Bridge over the Grand Canal in Venice with buildings and people visible.
A man and woman in motorized wheelchairs enjoying drinks with the Sydney Opera House in the background and people around them.
Colorful large letters spelling LABADEE with a cruise ship and palm trees in the background and two people posing among the letters.
Two people in wheelchairs smiling in front of the Trevi Fountain in Rome on a sunny day.
Numerous colorful hot air balloons ascending into a clear blue sky above a large crowd of spectators.
Two people in wheelchairs smiling on a viewpoint balcony overlooking a coastal city and ocean under a clear blue sky.
Boat with a man and cargo passing under the Rialto Bridge over the Grand Canal in Venice with buildings and people visible.
A man and woman in motorized wheelchairs enjoying drinks with the Sydney Opera House in the background and people around them.
Colorful large letters spelling LABADEE with a cruise ship and palm trees in the background and two people posing among the letters.
Two people in wheelchairs smiling in front of the Trevi Fountain in Rome on a sunny day.
Two smiling individuals in electric wheelchairs posing together outdoors in front of historic brick ruins and a water fountain.
View of plane engine and clouds below at sunset with soft orange and blue sky.

Why Roamable?

Travel has always been at the heart of my life. Not just for the joy of seeing new places, but for what it represents: freedom, connection, and possibility. As a lifelong wheelchair user, I’ve learned that accessible travel isn’t about asking if it’s possible, it’s about asking the right questions.

I was inspired by incredible wheelchair travel bloggers like Cory Lee, who showed me the power of sharing these stories. That inspiration led me to create Roamable. Roamable is about opening the world to more people, showing that adventure is possible when you have the right tools and information. It’s about replacing uncertainty with confidence, and turning what might feel impossible into the start of an incredible journey.

At its core, Roamable exists to prove that disability does not mean inability. With thoughtful planning, creative problem-solving, and a community that shares knowledge, the world becomes more open, more welcoming, and more exciting to explore.