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Kings Mountain National Military Park
Accessibility
 
Hill on Battlefield Trail

Hill on Battlefield Trail

Mobility Impaired

 All facilities in the park are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are handicapped accessible.  A wheelchair is available at the Visitor Center. Handicapped parking spaces are located in front of the Visitor Center. 

Battlefield Trail
Although the trail is paved, it is steep and has severe cross slopes. Persons in wheelchairs should use caution. 


Hearing Impaired

"Battle for Kings Mountain" video program is closed-caption upon request.

Museum exhibits have LED monitors.


Visually Impaired

Battle Map display is in Braille.

Museum exhibits have audio descriptions.

 

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trees in the foreground with the Kings Mountain range in the background

Did You Know?
Kings Mountain battlefield is a spur of the 16 mile Kings Mountain Range, which starts in North Carolina and extends 1.5 miles into South Carolina. The Kings Mountain Range was named after an early settler, not the King.

Last Updated: July 24, 2006 at 22:37 MST