Accessibility

Access Pass

The America the Beautiful National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Access Pass—or simply, the Access Pass—is available to U.S. citizens or permanent residents of any age that have a permanent disability.

Park Accessibility

The grounds around Hubbell homestead are mostly accessible to wheel chairs, but there are some dirt trails. A ramp to the Hubbell Home will be installed on request during a tour. Please have a member of your party contact the Park Ranger at the Visitor Center.

Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site has new accessible exhibits in the Visitor Center. Several of these exhibits have braille and some videos are closed captioned. Braille brochures are made available upon request at the front desk.

Service Animals

Service animals are allowed in national parks. For a definition of a service animal, please see the Americans with Disability Act (ADA) definition. Companion dogs that are used only to provide comfort or emotional support (“therapy animals”), or other pets are not allowed in buildings.

If you bring your service animal to the park, please:

• Keep all service animals under the control (harnessed, leashed, tethered, through voice, signal, or other effective controls).

• Clean up after your service animal and dispose of waste properly.

• Do not leave service animals inside vehicle with windows rolled up during the summer months.