The other accessible trail is the Skyline to the Sea Trail. This 0.28 mile trail much more challenging. The 4-feet-wide trail has an elevation change of 29 feet. At one part of the trail, a couple hikers had to step off the trail in order for me to pass. That said, there is a bridge that has a wonderful view of the creek below, and you can't help but look up in awe at the ancient forest.
There are accessible bathrooms, picnic tables, camping sites, and the park headquarters is also accessible. The park entrance fee is $10.00. You may use the entrance fee receipt for any other state park you visit that day.
For a closer look of the two accessible trails at Big Basin,
please watch my video.
6 comments:
Wow! I can totally see the beauty of Redwoods State Park. It's really inspiring to see how most parks are trying to share the wonders of nature even to our differently-abled friends. Just because we are in a wheelchair, it does not mean that we cannot enjoy the beauty that nature has to offer. I salute you. :)
Jan Dils
Thank you Jan, I appreciate it.
We’re very lucky to have so many great accessible trails in the San Francisco Bay Area. Gives those that are less able the chance to also enjoy nature.
Happy trails - Mark
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Wheelchair
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