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Grand Canyon National Park is committed to providing great opportunities for visitors with disabilities and seniors to enjoy the beauty of the park. The following are some of the accessibility features available at the park: 1. Accessible Visitor Centers – All visitor centers are fully accessible and equipped with accessible restrooms, parking facilities, and information desks. 2. Accessible Lodging - Grand Canyon National Park’s Lodging has accessible rooms, which are designed to meet the needs of seniors and people with disabilities. 3. Accessible Trails - Wheelchair friendly trails include Bright Angel Trail to the 1.5-mile Resthouse, South Rim Trail from Mather Point to Yavapai Point, and Rim Trail from Yavapai Point to the Village. Other designated accessible trails include the South Kaibab Trail to Cedar Ridge and Guano Point and Trail at Grand Canyon West. 4. Accessible Shuttle Buses – The park provides shuttle buses that are wheelchair-accessible and equipped with wheelchair ramps. 5. Accessible Parking – Accessible parking spaces are available throughout the park, and visitors with disabilities can also obtain temporary accessible parking permits. 6. Signage – The park uses signage with tactile lettering, color contrast, and Braille to guide visitors with disabilities. 7. Audio Descriptive Programs – Audio descriptive programs are available for visitors who are visually impaired. 8. Service Animals – Service animals are allowed in all areas of the park where visitors are normally permitted. In conclusion, Grand Canyon National Park is committed to ensuring accessibility for visitors with disabilities and seniors. The park offers a variety of facilities and services that cater to the needs of these visitors, allowing them to enjoy the park’s natural beauty without any limitations.
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