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Fort Larned National Historic SiteView from between barracks buildings of parade ground.
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Fort Larned National Historic Site
Accessibility

There is handicap parking close to the Visitor Center. Although the Visitor Center is somewhat handicap accessible, the other nine buildings have porches and steps that can make them difficult to navigate. In addition, the only paved walkway is to the Visitor Center, the rest are gravel and grass.

The May 1999 Cultural Landscape Report, Appendix B, has preliminary deign recommendations to make the park more universally accessible. Funding has been requested for these projects with work to begin in fiscal year 2006 on the Visitor Center and Barracks building.

Aerial view of the winding Cuyahoga River.  

Did You Know?
Cuyahoga Valley National Park's namesake river flows north and south. The Cuyahoga River begins its 100 mile journey in Geauga County, flows south to Cuyahoga Falls where it turns sharply north and flows through CVNP. American Indians referred to the U-shaped river as Cuyahoga or "crooked river."

Last Updated: July 25, 2006 at 00:22 EST