Yosemite National Park
The 1,200 square miles of Yosemite National Park include impressive waterfalls, deep valleys, grand meadows, ancient giant sequoias, and a vast wilderness area.
Here is the Park website. Accessibility Guide Phone Park Headquarters 209-372-0200 Accessibility Coordinator 209‐379‐1035
Yosemite Valley Here is a video of easy trails.
Lower Yosemite Falls Trail 1 mile paved “Consider walking the loop in a clockwise direction for best views of Yosemite Falls. This eastern portion of this loop trail is wheelchair accessible (when not covered in ice or snow).”
Bridalveil Fall Trail 0.5 mile paved The trail is considered too steep for wheelchairs.
Mirror Lake Trail 1 mile paved. Be sure to go in the spring when there is a lake and not just a meadow.
Cook’s Meadow Loop 1 mile “…short, easy walk offers stunning views of Yosemite Falls, Half Dome, Glacier Point, and Sentinel Rock.”
Wawona
Wawona Meadow Loop 3.5 miles
White Wolf
? Lukens Lake from Tioga Road 1.6 miles round trip. “The trail winds through a mixed conifer forest, then over a saddle and down to a small mountain lake surrounded by a meadow.” Although this trail is rated “easy” you had better call first to learn about possible obstacles.
Tuolumne Meadows
Soda Springs and Parsons Lodge 1.5 miles Described in trailmob.com as “a great choice for hikers traveling with small children. ”
