Level walkways, ramps for prams or wheelchairs as well as boarding assistance for buses and trains are available. When it comes to a barrier-free excursion, the details matter. Small but significant things make a big difference in determining whether a trip around the lake or a visit to a castle is a carefree experience for everyone. Are you planning a family outing and have a pram with you? If so, it helps to know whether the hiking trail is pram-friendly. Thanks to barrier-free paths and accommodating refreshment stops, older people and people with limited mobility can also experience our mountains and nature in the most relaxing way. Barrier-free Dolomites refer to select hiking trails that allow you to discover the beauty of the UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site without obstacles.
What’s the best way to prepare for a barrier-free excursion? On its interactive map, the travel portal "Südtirol für alle" (South Tyrol for all) not only compiles information on accommodations and inns that are easily accessible, but also numerous barrier-free leisure tips on hiking, culture and shopping. The descriptions provide detailed information on barrier-free accessibility and facilities. You can also find out, for example, whether the hiking trail is generally quite sunny or shady.
