
# Guide To Accessible Trails

_WildRove printable guide_

Many national parks offer paved trails, boardwalks, and scenic viewpoints for visitors with limited mobility. This guide highlights inclusive routes and what to expect.

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## What’s Inside
- List of ADA-accessible trails across national parks
- Surface types and distance notes
- Space to record visited trails and favorite stops

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## Main Content

### POPULAR ACCESSIBLE TRAILS
- [Yellowstone – Fountain Paint Pots Boardwalk](/parks/yell) – 0.5 mi loop, thermal features
- [Acadia – Ocean Path to Thunder Hole](/parks/acad) – 0.7 mi paved segment, sea views
- [Grand Canyon – Rim Trail](/parks/grca) – up to 13 mi, many flat paved sections
- [Bryce Canyon – Sunset Point](/parks/brca) – flat viewpoint access

### ACCESSIBILITY NOTES
- Check if restrooms and parking are accessible too
- Bring spare batteries if using powered devices
- Shade and benches may be limited

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## Notes
Trail completed: _________________________  
Notes about access: ______________________  
Return visit? ☐ Yes ☐ No

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## Who This Is Great For
- Seniors and wheelchair users
- Families with strollers
- Recovery hikers or low-impact adventurers

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## WildRove Explorer Tip
Call the park ranger station before your trip — they often offer accessibility maps and insider tips!  
Find more accessible resources at [**wildrove.com/freebies**](https://wildrove.com/freebies).


A curated list of paved and accessible national park trails for wheelchairs and mobility devices.