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Sites Accessible recreation sites are areas that are available for use by individuals with disabilities. Appropriate arrangements to provide access will vary based on the specific challenges to be addressed at each location.
For detailed information about the accessibility of individual recreation sites in Recreation.gov, please use the phone numbers, addresses, and/or e-mail addresses and Web links (URL's) provided on the site-specific pages to contact the managers at that location directly. Agencies managing public recreational facilities are working to make outdoor recreation opportunities and museum exhibits available to all people. The Golden Age Passport is a lifetime entrance pass to those national parks, monuments, historic sites, recreation areas and national wildlife refuges administered by the federal government which charge entrance fees. It is issued to citizens or permanent residents of the United States who are 62 or older. For more details, please see the Guide to Federal Recreation Passes. For more information about the accessibility policies of the Recreation.Gov partner agencies, please contact the agency accessibility coordinators: Army Corps of Engineers: Judith Rice (judith.v.rice@usace.army.mil) Bureau of Land Management: Kay Ellis (kay_ellis@blm.gov) Bureau of Reclamation: Karen Megorden (kmegorden@pn.usbr.gov) Fish and Wildlife Service: Doug Gentile (doug_gentile@fws.gov) Forest Service: Janet Zeller (jzeller@fs.fed.us) National Park Service: Dave Park (david_park@nps.gov) Links Access Your National Parks> Accessibility - Forest Service Recreation Department of the Interior - Accessibility Accessibility Data Management System Disabilityinfo.gov - Outdoor Recreation Focus on Public Accommodations |
