Accessibility
at Federal Recreation
Sites
Accessible recreation
sites are areas
that are available
for use by individuals
with disabilities.
Appropriate arrangements
to provide access
will vary based
on the specific
challenges to be
addressed at each
location.
For
detailed information
about the accessibility
of individual recreation
sites in Recreation.gov,
please use the
phone numbers,
addresses, and/or
e-mail addresses
and Web links (URL's)
provided on the
site-specific pages
to contact the
managers at that
location directly.
The Golden Access Passport is a lifetime entrance pass to those national parks, monuments, historic sites, recreation areas and national wildlife refuges administered by the federal government which charge entrance fees. It is issued to Citizens or permanent residents of the U.S. who are legally blind or permanently disabled.
For more details, please see the Guide to Federal Recreation Passes or Disabilityinfo.gov - Outdoor Recreation.
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Photo
Credit: US
Fish and
Wildlife
Service
White River
in Arkansas
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