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Bandelier National MonumentHistoric Cabin built by the CCC
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Bandelier National Monument
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NPS Photo by Sally King

The trail to Tyuonyi Pueblo is accessible to wheelchairs and strollers.

The Visitor Center does not meet standards but is accessible. The Visitor Center restrooms are not up to standard but are accessible for wheelchair users who can negotiate a 180-degree transfer. Restrooms in Loop B of Juniper Campground are accessible. The first quarter mile of Main Loop Trail accessible by wheelchair; other trails may be possible for wheelchair athletes. There are two wheelchairs available at the visitor center, that are loaned on a first-come basis.  The orientation slide show is captioned, and two tactile tables are available in the museum. Guides to the Main Loop Trail are available in large print, Braille, Spanish, French, Japanese, German, and Russian.
Upper Falls  

Did You Know?
Frijoles Creek drops approximately 80 feet over the Upper Falls. The falls occur where the waters of Frijoles Creek hit the more resistant, dense basalt rock from the neck of an ancient volcano.

Last Updated: April 02, 2007 at 16:15 EST