Colorado, known for its stunning landscapes and outdoor attractions, is also a haven for travelers with disabilities. The state offers a plethora of accessible activities, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the beauty and adventure it has to offer. Here’s a guide to help you plan your accessible Colorado vacation.

National Parks

Colorado is home to 13 national parks and monuments, many of which provide wheelchair-accessible touring information. For instance, the Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve offers special sand wheelchairs for exploring the famous dunes and accessible camping and picnic areas.

The Rocky Mountain National Park has trails including the famous Bear Lake and Sprague Lake. Colorado National Monument offers campsites, picnic areas, ranger talks, and scenic overlooks. Mesa Verde National Park has campgrounds, scenic overlooks, and historical sites.