Planning a more accessible park visit

Start from accessible tags, then read place-level accessibility fields.

Use the accessible feature or accessible-outings activity hub.

On park detail, review accessibility flags when present — blank means unknown, not “inaccessible.”

Call or check the agency site when you need definitive ADA details.

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Verify hours, roads, and reservations on official agency pages before you go.

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Always verify hours, fees, fire restrictions, and access with the managing agency before you go.

Place records are compiled from USDA Forest Service, BLM, OPRD, Metro, city parks agencies, OCMP coastal access, USGS GNIS, and other official open sources. We do not invent hours, fees, or live availability.

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