As a wheelchair user, I don’t think any holiday in Scotland is complete without some accessible mountain scenery! I’m lucky to live not far from some seriously impressive views of Ben Lawers and the Tarmachan Ridge as a whole, but what’s even better is I can get up to 1400ft in my wheelchair.

The winter festivities are well and truly upon us, and I’m a sucker for some twinkly lights and music, so when I saw Christmas at The Botanics advertised I just knew I had to go. The website mentioned good wheelchair access, and wheelchair accessible parking, plus free carer’s tickets - it was already sounding good! But how was it in reality?

If you’ve been following me on Instagram or Facebook recently, you’ll know I’ve had a bit of beef with Enchanted Forest in Pitlochry about carer’s tickets and accessibility. If you haven’t heard of Enchanted Forest, it’s a light and sound installation in Faskally Wood…

Nestled in a mountainside, Benmore Botanic Garden is a fantastic wheelchair-accessible day out and a haven of colour and texture in Argyll…

We tried wheelchair archery at House of Mulben. Was it a bullseye experience? Well, almost…