Accessibility

Shenandoah National Park prides itself on providing accessible opportunities for all visitors to experience its stunning landscapes and amenities. Here's what you need to know about accessibility within the park: Skyline Drive: Skyline Drive offers a scenic and accessible route to view the park's breathtaking landscapes and viewpoints. Visitors can enjoy panoramic vistas from the comfort of their vehicles, with numerous overlooks along the drive providing stunning photo opportunities. Facilities and Amenities: Many of the park's facilities are accessible or can be accessed with assistance, including restrooms, buildings, and ranger programs. Visitors with mobility challenges can enjoy ranger-led programs and access most park facilities with ease. Accessible Trails: The Limberlost Trail, located at milepost 43, offers a 1.3-mile accessible trail with stunning views. This paved path provides an opportunity for visitors of all abilities to immerse themselves in Shenandoah's natural beauty. Picnic Areas and Campgrounds: Every picnic area and campground within the park offers accessible facilities. However, availability is on a first-come, first-served basis, so it's advisable to plan accordingly. Accessible laundry and shower facilities are available at Big Meadows, Lewis Mountain, and Loft Mountain campgrounds. Accessible Accommodations: For visitors seeking indoor accessible accommodations, Lewis Mountain Lodge, Skyland Resort, and Big Meadows Lodge offer options to meet various accessibility needs. These lodges provide comfortable and convenient accommodations for guests with mobility challenges.