Trail around the Drachensee

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

• There are four marked parking spaces for people with disabilities at the Drachensee FU2 hiking parking lot. The path to the starting point is 22 m long and easy to walk and drive on.
• There are two further marked parking spaces at the restaurant/WC FU1. The path to the starting point is 40 m long and has a maximum longitudinal gradient of 10% over 16 m.
• The circular route has a total length of approx. 5 km.
• The path is at least 180 cm wide. The distance between bollards is at least 100 cm.
• The path is stepless. However, there is an approx. 5 cm high step between the compacted ground and the asphalt in the fourth section.
• It is mostly easy to walk and drive on (compacted ground, boardwalk, asphalt). There are some drainage channels in the fourth section.
• There are longitudinal gradients. The steepest gradient is 15% over a length of 15 meters. The longest section with a gradient is 50 m long and has a gradient of 3%.
• Seating is provided. The maximum distance between the seats is 500 m.
• The hiking trail leads over short sections on roads used by motor vehicles.
• Some roads have to be crossed. The crossings are unsecured.
• The trail is signposted throughout.
• There are numerous information boards along the way. Most of the information can be read from a seated position.

Public WC for people with disabilities FU1

• The WC door can be opened with a Euro key. There is a door threshold with a height of 2 cm. The door opens inwards.
• The manoeuvring spaces are:
  125 cm x 100 cm in front of the door;
  in front of the washbasin and WC 220 cm x 172 cm.
• There are grab rails to the left and right of the WC. These cannot be folded up.
• The washbasin is wheelchair compatible.
• There is a cord as an alarm trigger.

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

• (Assistance) dogs may be brought along.
• The circular route has a total length of approx. 5 km.
• The path has no interruption-free, visually contrasting or tactilely detectable sidewalk boundaries.
• The hiking trail leads over short sections on roads used by motor vehicles.
• Some roads have to be crossed. The crossings are unsecured.
• The trail is signposted throughout.
• There are numerous information boards along the way.
• The signage is designed in easily legible and high-contrast lettering. Information is not tactile.
• There is an audio guide and QR codes.

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

• The circular route has a total length of approx. 5 km.
• The hiking trail leads over short sections on roads used by motor vehicles.
• Some roads have to be crossed. The crossings are unsecured.
• The trail is signposted throughout.
• There are numerous information boards along the way. The information is provided in written and photorealistic form.
• There is an audio guide and QR codes.

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

• The circular route has a total length of approx. 5 km.
• The hiking trail leads over short sections on roads used by motor vehicles.
• Some roads have to be crossed. The crossings are unsecured.
• The trail is signposted throughout.
• There are numerous information boards along the way. The information is provided in written and photorealistic form.
• There is an audio guide and QR codes.