Accessible Features
Service AnimalsOnly service animals as recognized by the Americans with Disabilities Act are allowed. Muir Woods - American Sign LanguageVisit our American Sign Language page for videos in ASL about Muir Woods. The videos are about: Welcome to Muir Woods (3:58)
Muir Woods Orientation (4:39) Reservation and Fees (4:39) Accessibility (4:37) Trails (9:39) Conclusion (1:42) Tree Talk (34:01) Before ArrivalTo park at Muir Woods, reservations are always required for all visitors and must be made at GoMuirWoods.com ahead of your visit. There is NO cell phone service or WiFi at or around Muir Woods National Monument so download your parking reservation in advance. Reservations frequently sell out, especially on weekends & holidays, so please plan ahead! Upon ArrivalAs you arrive at Muir Woods, proceed to the main parking lot, check in with a parking attendant, and follow the signs to the accessible parking stalls located closest to the Visitor Center and park entrance. Accessible restrooms are located across from the accessible parking. The surface material within the entry plaza is a compacted mix of recycled asphalt and dirt. The surface is firm and stable. There are several accessible benches located in the entry plaza. In the ParkOnce you arrive, head towards the Visitor Center. Here is where you will check in and individuals with medically determined permanent disability may receive an access pass. Accessibility resources at the Visitor Center available upon request include: assistive listening devices for our ranger led tours, Mp3 players containing an audio description of the Muir Woods brochure and waysides along the main trail, a Braille version of the Muir Woods brochure and trail map, and wheelchairs on a first-come, first-served basis. DepartureAs you exit the forest, please return any assistive listening devices, iPods, and wheelchairs to the Visitor Center. We hope that you have enjoyed your experience at Muir Woods National Monument. Cick here for more information about Muir Woods. Contact UsPlease contact us you need additional information, have questions, or if you experience difficulty accessing the information on this webpage. By E-MailBy MailRichard De La O By Phone(415) 561-4958 Individuals who are deaf, hard-of-hearing, deaf/blind or have speech disabilities may utilize the following Federal Relay Service numbers: (800) 877-8339 Federal Relay Service |
Last updated: February 26, 2024