Accessibility

Accessibility Type

• Physical/Mobility
• Deaf/Hearing Loss
• Blind/Low Vision
• Cognitive/Learning

The National Park Service is committed to ensuring that people with disabilities have equal opportunity to benefit from our facilities, programs, services, and activities whether they are indoors or outdoors. As the National Park Service completes the necessary land acquisitions to be established, we will work with our partners to develop a comprehensive operational plan that includes accessibility.

For questions about accessible amenities or to let us know how we may best meet your specific needs, please call 573-880-3120 or email us.

Discover accessible features in parks and learn more about what we do to provide accessibility across the National Park System.

 

The information kiosk at the site's entrance includes a paved parking area with a level transition onto a concrete floor. It provides benches, wheelchair approachable signs, and sweeping views of the site. A 0.25-mile mown grass trail begins at the kiosk.

NPS photo.

Service Animals

Service animals are welcome in all public areas of the site. Service animals are defined as any dogs or miniature horses trained to perform tasks that assist persons with disabilities.

Emotional support animals or companion animals are also welcome in all public areas. These are animals that provide therapeutic services through companionship.