Barrier Free Travel The Grand Canyon: For Wheelers and Slow Walkers

Penned by accessible travel expert Candy B. Harrington, this access guide includes detailed access information about one of America’s favorite national parks. And since a Grand Canyon visit usually entails a road trip, this guidebook also features accessible attractions, lodging options and don’t-miss stops along Interstate 40 and Route 66. This handy resource contains:

• Access details on trails, attractions, and scenic drives on the North and South Rims
• Detailed access reviews and photos of all in-park lodging options
• Accessible attractions and accommodations in Kingman, Flagstaff, Williams, Winslow, Tusayan and Valle
• Fly-drive resources, including the location of nearby airports, and the availability of accessible shuttles, public transportation and van rentals
• Route 66 driving routes and attractions
• Accessible airplane, helicopter, bus and train tours of the Grand Canyon
• Access details on lodging and attractions at Grand Canyon West
• Access information for the Grand Canyon Skywalk
• Barrier-free camping choices, and accessible picnic areas
• The inside scoop on the only driving route to the bottom of the canyon
• Information on special access passes and permits

This guidebook offers hard-to-find access information that will help wheelchair-users and slow walkers plan the ultimate road trip to Grand Canyon National Park. A must-read if the Grand Canyon is on your bucket list, Barrier-Free Travel; The Grand Canyon for Wheelers and Slow Walkers is a great resource for seniors, parents with stroller-aged children, Baby Boomers, folks who just like to take things a littler slower and anybody who uses a cane, walker, wheelchair or scooter.