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The small visitor center is wheelchair accessible, but the hike itself has big boulders to climb through. No braille or accommodations for auditory to be seen.

This garden is one of my favorite places to spend a short time just taking a break. It is very close to the de Young Museum and so you will likely pass it on the way to parking. The planked paths are easy to use mobility devices with.

Thise Temple (technically a Mandir) is a treasure in an unexpected suburban area of Chino Hills. Beautiful mandala gardens and don’t miss the museum of comparative religion in the basement (accessed by elevator at side of glass temple). Good cafeteria with great Indian food or take-out on site. ...

The Walk of Fame goes thru the heart of downtown Palm Springs which has a plethora of outdoor cafes, and small shops which are mostly accessible though can be crowded on holiday weekends. Don't miss the Palm Springs Old Town with shops that are restored old bldgs complete with priced goods from ...

This is farther out in Desert Hot Springs than other venues but worth a drive and driving through the town of Desert Hot Springs is interesting as well. This venue has marginal access with narrow doorways and some areas of the structure having stairways that are old and narrow. The gift shop wi...

Beautiful hiking trails but more unique features are not accessible for those with mobility issues. Nice gift shop at top of Palm Canyon Oasis but otherwise difficult to navigate for those with walking issues.

Fairly accessible and a quiet uncrowded site for appreciating design architecture. This is not a touristy site with cafes or gift shops and tickets are required so don't plan to just drop in.

Sunnylands gardens and visitors center is worth a visit even if you can't get tickets for a tour of the property or the home, though both of those are well worth the time and cost and advance planning required. The free visitors center always has a special exhibit related to the original homeown...