Königsweg to the Wasserfallalm (over storage pond)

Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report. 

• The ascent to the middle station is via the Jennerbahn cable car (entrance at the valley station). Information about this: https://www.reisen-fuer-alle.de/seilbahn_jennerbahn 
• The bus stop is 100 m from the valley station. 
• There are two parking spaces for people with disabilities in the Jennerbahnstrasse parking lot (valley station). 
• The starting and ending point of the hiking trail is the middle station of the Jennerbahn cable car.
• The loop trail is 7.46 km long. 
• The trail is accessible without steps via the elevator at the middle station.
• There are no thresholds or steps along this section of the trail. 
• The trail is generally 250 cm wide. The minimum width is 180 cm. 
• The maximum longitudinal gradient of the trail is 25% over a distance of 20 m. 
• The trail follows well-maintained forest roads; the surface is smooth and easy to walk and ride on. There are also some short sections that are moderately to poorly accessible for walking and riding. There are  rain gutters and cattle grids on the ground that run perpendicular to the direction of travel.
• Parts of the hiking trail are also designated for cyclists, skaters, etc., or horseback riders. 
• The hiking trail is virtually car-free (forest roads). 
• The trail is signposted throughout.
• All rooms and facilities available to guests and open to the public are accessible without steps. Door thresholds are no more than 3 cm high. 
• The “Halbzeit” restaurant at the mid-station has 14 wheelchair compatible tables (maximum height 80 cm; wheelchair access at a height of 67 cm with a depth of 30 cm). 
• There is a public restroom for people with disabilities at the Jennerbahn mid-station.

Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report. 

• The ascent to the middle station is via the Jennerbahn cable car (entrance at the valley station). Information about this: https://www.reisen-fuer-alle.de/seilbahn_jennerbahn 
• The bus stop is 100 m from the valley station. 
• There are two parking spaces for people with disabilities in the Jennerbahnstrasse car park (valley station). 
• The stairs in the middle station have handrails on both sides. 
• Alternatively, a lift is available. 'in outgoing emergency call in the lift is confirmed acoustically, e.g. by an intercom system. The stopping position is announced by voice. 
• Assistance dogs may be brought along (with muzzle and leash).
• The trail starts and ends at the middle station of the Jennerbahn cable car.
• The circular hiking trail is 7.46 km long and a circular route. 
• The hiking trail is mostly 250 cm wide. The minimum width is 180 cm. 
• The maximum longitudinal gradient of the trail is 25% over 20 m. 
• The hiking trail follows the well-maintained forest roads and is low in vibration and easy to walk and drive on in terms of surface condition. There are also some moderately to poorly passable and passable short sections. There are rain gutters and cattle grids on the ground that run across the direction of travel.
• There are tactilely well perceptible lateral boundaries of the path. 
• The footpath is also partly designated for cyclists, skaters etc. or horse riders. 
• The hiking trail is almost free of cars (forest roads). 
• The trail is signposted throughout. The signposting is in clearly legible lettering. 
• Assistance dogs (guide dogs, guide dogs for the blind, etc.) may be brought into all relevant areas/rooms of the facilities. 
• In the "Halbzeit" restaurant, the font of the menu is straightforward and visually contrasting. 
• There is a public toilet for people with disabilities at the middle station of the Jennerbahn.

Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report. 

• The ascent to the middle station is via the Jennerbahn cable car (entrance at the valley station). Information about this: https://www.reisen-fuer-alle.de/seilbahn_jennerbahn 
• The bus stop is 100 m from the valley station. 
• There are two parking spaces for people with disabilities in the Jennerbahnstrasse car park (valley station). 
• The starting and ending point of the hiking trail is the middle station of the Jennerbahn cable car.
• The circular hiking trail is 7.46 km long and a circular route. 
• The hiking trail is mostly 250 cm wide. The minimum width is 180 cm. 
• The maximum longitudinal gradient of the trail is 25% over 20 m. 
• The hiking trail follows the well-maintained forest roads and is low in vibration and easy to walk and drive on in terms of surface condition. There are also some moderately to poorly passable and passable short sections. There are rain gutters and cattle grids on the ground that run at right angles to the direction of travel.
• The hiking trail is also partly designated for cyclists, skaters etc. or horse riders. 
• The hiking trail is almost car-free (forest roads). 
• The trail is signposted throughout. 
• In the "Halbzeit" restaurant, there are tables with bright and glare-free lighting, where there are no lamps standing or hanging that interfere with the field of vision or eye contact.
• There is a public toilet for people with disabilities at the middle station of the Jennerbahn.

Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report. 

• The ascent to the middle station is via the Jennerbahn cable car (entrance at the valley station). Information about this: https://www.reisen-fuer-alle.de/seilbahn_jennerbahn 
• The bus stop is 100 m from the valley station. 
• There are two parking spaces for people with disabilities in the Jennerbahnstrasse car park (valley station). 
• The starting and ending point of the hiking trail is the middle station of the Jennerbahn cable car.
• The circular hiking trail is 7.46 km long and a circular route. 
• The hiking trail is mostly 250 cm wide. The minimum width is 180 cm. 
• The maximum longitudinal gradient of the trail is 25% over 20 m. 
• The hiking trail follows the well-maintained forest roads and is low in vibration and easy to walk and drive on in terms of surface condition. There are also some moderately to poorly passable and passable short sections. There are rain gutters and cattle grids on the ground that run at right angles to the direction of travel.
• The hiking trail is also partly designated for cyclists, skaters etc. or horse riders. 
• The hiking trail is almost car-free (forest roads). 
• The trail is signposted throughout. However, there are no trail signs at a constantly visible distance.
• Assistance dogs (companion dogs, guide dogs for the blind, etc.) may be brought into all relevant areas/rooms of the offer. 
• In the "Halbzeit" restaurant, there is no menu with pictures and the food is not visibly presented. 
• There is no information in plain language or pictograms. 
• There is a public toilet for people with disabilities at the middle station of the Jennerbahn.