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Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Accessibility
 

VISITOR CENTERS
All three park visitor centers are wheelchair accessible, as is the Maltese Cross Cabin. Park films shown at the the North and South Unit Visitor Centers offer closed captioning.

TRAILS
The short trails at the Skyline Vista Overlook and Boicourt Overlook in the South Unit and the Little Mo Nature Trail in the North Unit are wheelchair accessible.

CAMPGROUNDS & RESTROOMS
The South Unit's Cottonwood Campground has four accessible campsites and two restrooms that meet ADA access requirements. The Roundup Horse Camp also has accessible toilets and a picnic pavilion.

The North Unit's Juniper Campground has two accessible sites and two restrooms meeting ADA requirements. The group campsite also has accessible restrooms.

Picnic areas in both the North and South Unit have accessible restrooms and pavilions.

Peaceful Valley Ranch (South Unit) has an accessible pit toilet for visitors participating in horse trail rides or visiting the historic ranch site.

SCENIC DRIVES
Many pullouts and overlooks along the park's two Scenic Drives are large enough to accommodate visitors using wheelchairs:

SOUTH UNIT
mile 3.3 Johnson Plateau Prairie Dog Town
mile 4.2 Skyline Vista
mile 11.4 Badlands Overlook
mile 19.9 Boicourt Overlook
mile 26.4 Beef Corral Bottom

NORTH UNIT
mile 2.1 Longhorn Steers pullout
mile 2.8 Slump Block pullout
mile 4.6 Cannonball Concretion pullout
mile 7.8 River Bend Overlook
mile 14  Oxbow Overlook

Access Pass
The Access Pass is a free lifetime entrance pass to all federal areas charging an entrance fee. It also provides a 50% reduction of expanded amenity fees for activities such as camping. See a park ranger in the entrance station or the visitor center for more information. Passes are available to all U.S. citizens or permanent residents with disabilities. Passes must be obtained in person.

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Last Updated: January 31, 2010 at 17:44 MST