Different needs deserve specific answers
A label such as easy or beginner-friendly does not describe every access need. Future listings should state the surface, relevant grades, crossings, distance or duration, facilities, and shorter options. Participants should not have to disclose a diagnosis to ask a practical question.
Routes need individual checks
Official park pages may identify accessible facilities or trail portions, but that does not establish the suitability of an entire club outing. Check the exact route and current conditions. We do not claim every route guide is wheelchair accessible or stroller suitable.
A website you can navigate
The site uses real links, heading structure, labeled filters, visible keyboard focus, and expandable questions. Core page content is available without running JavaScript. Search and the fit finder are enhancements, so the directories remain a way to browse without them.
Before a group activity launches
An event should publish a contact route for access questions and identify who can resolve them. No staffed accessibility request service is operating here yet. We will need that process in place before taking registrations.