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Great Falls Park welcomes all visitors with disabilities. During your visit, you can see the falls, enjoy a picnic, explore trails, and learn about the area’s history. Most paths near the visitor center, overlooks, and picnic area are flat gravel trails. Overlooks Two and Three have ramps to the viewing platforms.
NPS / Laurel Brodsky Plan Your VisitExplore our accessibility pages for more details by disability type: Cell ServiceThere is limited cell service at Great Falls Park, and there is no public wifi. Before your visit, download the NPS app and save Great Falls Park for offline viewing.Access PassYou will need an entrance pass for Great Falls Park.You may qualify for the America the Beautiful Access Pass, a free interagency pass for US citizens or permanent residents with a permanent disability. Learn more about who qualifies for the pass and what benefits are available. You can get the pass online or in person at the Great Falls Park entrance fee booth. Questions?Please contact us for additional information or for help planning your visit.
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Last updated: June 1, 2026