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Accessible Nature Travel: A travel guide for folks with wheelchairs, walkers, canes, or strollers

Focusing on the Northern Mendocino Coast, Accessible Nature Travel is a travel guide for folks with wheelchairs, walkers, canes, or strollers.

Accessible Mendocino Village: A Stepless Guide

Visiting the historic village of Mendocino can be confusing for the mobility challenged, but Mendocino can be negotiated more easily with a few simple tips.

Accessible Fort Bragg: A Stepless Guide

Downtown Fort Bragg has recently been renovated, and features wide sidewalks, broad storefront doorways, and ample handicapped parking.

Accessible Weaverville - Whiskeytown/Lewiston Lakes

Accessible campsites are interspersed throughout the area, and accessible trails lead visitors through the region's natural beauty and tranquility.

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Accessible Nature Links: California

To ease the process of selecting a destination, I am suggesting certain specific locations, based primarily on convenience, access and natural beauty.

Accessible Nature Links: Oregon

Links to park information on accessible nature locations in Oregon.

Accessible Nature Links: Washington

Links to park information on accessible nature locations in Washington State.

Accessible Nature Links: British Columbia

Links to park information on accessible nature locations in British Columbia.

Accessible Nature Links: Montana

Links to park information on accessible nature locations in Montana.

Accessible Nature Links: Wyoming

Links to park information on accessible nature locations in Wyoming.

Accessible Nature Links: Nevada

Links to park information on accessible nature locations in Nevada.

Accessible Nature Links: Utah

Links to park information on accessible nature locations in Utah.

Accessible Nature Links: Colorado

Links to park information on accessible nature locations in Colorado.

Accessible Nature Links: Arizona

Links to park information on accessible nature locations in Arizona.

Accessible Nature Links: New Mexico

Links to park information on accessible nature locations in New Mexico.

Accessible Nature Locations from Accessible Nature Travel

We list parks and trails throughout California that are accessible for folks with wheelchairs, walkers, canes, or strollers.

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Hendy Woods State Park

Hendy Woods State Park is located eight miles north of Boonville, and the park entrance is approximately one mile off Highway 128.

Van Damme State Park, Beach and Pygmy Forest

Van Damme State Park has a sheltered beach that is one of the few beaches on the rugged coast that is level with the roadway, allowing visitors to reach the sand feasibly.

Point Cabrillo Lighthouse

Russian Gulch State Park

This park provides visitors with an exceptional picnic area overlooking Russian Gulch, a peaceful campsite across from accessible restrooms, and a small beach that is level with the parking lot.

Mendocino Headlands and Mendocino Village

The views of the ocean and back towards Mendocino Village provide wonderful photo opportunities. A short drive northwest leads to large parking lots at the westernmost end of the Headlands, and they provide breathtaking views of the waves, rocks, and sea life that grace the region.

Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens

Meandering, mostly flat trails wander through this natural gem, containing sections of heath and heather, heritage roses, and dozens of other plants that thrive in the mellow Mediterranean climate.

Pomo Bluffs Park

Pomo Bluffs Park sits above the entrance to quaint Noyo Harbor, and provides guests with a birds-eye view of the fishing boats riding the swells in and out of the harbor.

Fort Bragg Haul Road

While the asphalt surface is uneven in places, the bluff trail provides a wonderful spot to watch the sunset, or to see pelicans cruising for some seafood.

McKerricher State Park

The smooth boardwalk has numerous benches and outlooks that allow for restful breaks to soak in the power of the ocean and the serenity of the meadows.

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