Our park welcomes all individuals with a disability! Our park strives to make its park accessible to visitors by removing barriers and communicating accessibility. Explore the accessibility page for relevant information before your visit. Please contact us with any questions or for help planning your visit. Major access information includes: This park is not fully wheelchair accessible due to various slope changes, man made and nature made steps, and access paths that are for foot traffic and trail hikers. People in wheelchairs will be limited to their access to the various displays throughout the park. Resources: Additional aid:
Service AnimalsService animals are allowed in national parks. See the Americans with Disability Act’s (ADA) definition of a service animal, as well as frequently asked questions. For the safety and well-being of your service animal, please keep in mind: Visitors be aware of wildlife that may interact with service animals, such as raccoons, snakes, ticks, deer, foxes, and coyotes. Parking
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Last updated: June 5, 2024