FULTON COUNTY – The PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has announced the installation of new and expanded accessibility tools across PA’s state parks and forests. They include new online accessibility planning tools, communication boards, colorblind glasses, and Handy Talker communication lanyards, along with continued investments in accessible trails, boat launches, hunting areas, wildlife viewing areas, and playgrounds. DCNR Secretary Cindy Adams Dunn says everyone should be able to enjoy the benefits of the outdoors and DCNR is focused on improving the experience for the millions of visitors of all ability levels who spend time in PA’s state parks and forests each year. You can learn more about the accessibility at PA state parks by clicking on the banner below.
