Wood playground Spiegelau

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

• Two parking spaces for people with disabilities are available at the "Waldspielgelände" visitor parking lot. These are located 10 m from the starting point of the trails.

General information about the trails

• The paths do not run along roads used by motor vehicles.
• It is not necessary to cross any roads.
• Neither trail is designated for cyclists, skaters etc. or horse riders.
• Guided tours are offered for people with walking disabilities and wheelchair users. These must be registered with the National Park Guide Service.

"Tagpfauenauge" circular trail

• The circular trail is approx. 2.1 km long and at least 200 cm wide.
• The start and end point is the "Waldspielgelände" visitor parking lot.
• The circular trail is signposted throughout (peacock symbol).
• The path is stepless.
• There is a maximum longitudinal gradient of 10% over 300 m. There are further longitudinal gradients of over 6%.
• Sections 1 and 2 are generally easy to walk and drive on (water-bound surface). Section 3 leads over forest paths and is not easy to walk and drive on.
• There are no handrails on steep sections.
• In the first two sections, seating is provided at regular intervals.

Nature experience trail

• The trail is approx. 2.1 km long.
• The starting point is the "Waldspielgelände" visitor parking lot. The end point is the forest meadow; from there you can take the "Tagpfauenauge" circular trail back to the "Waldspielgelände" visitor parking lot (approx. 1,000 m) or you can walk back along the nature trail.
• The nature trail is signposted throughout (squirrel symbol on a leaf).
• The path is stepless except for section 2. In this section there is a staircase with seven steps of 20 cm each. The steps are easy to avoid on the forest road.
• The maximum longitudinal gradient is 10% over a length of 50 m. There are further longitudinal gradients of over 6%.
• The path is mostly 150 cm wide, in narrower places only 100 cm (over a length of at least 50 m).
• The path is mostly not easy to walk or drive on.
• There are embankments and steep sections that are not secured.
• Seating is available in regular sections.

Public WCs for people with disabilities

• The doors are 98 cm wide. 
• The manoeuvring spaces are:
  in front of the WC 160 cm x 112 cm;
  82 cm x 49 cm to the left of the WC; there is no manoeuvring space to the right.
• There are grab rails to the left and right of the WC. The left grab rail can be folded up.

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

• Assistance dogs may be brought along.
• The paths do not run along roads used by motor vehicles.
• It is not necessary to cross any roads.
• Neither trail is designated for cyclists, skaters etc. or horse riders.
• There are no visually contrasting or tactilely perceptible boundaries along the route.
• Information is not available in Braille or prismatic writing.
• Guided tours are offered for visually impaired and blind people. These must be registered with the National Park Guide Service.

"Tagpfauenauge" circular trail

• The circular trail is approx. 2.1 km long and at least 200 cm wide.
• The start and end point is the "Waldspielgelände" visitor parking lot.
• The circular trail is signposted throughout (peacock symbol). The signage is easy to read and mostly visually rich in contrast.
• There are no handrails on steep sections.

Nature experience trail

• The trail is approx. 2.1 km long.
• The starting point is the "Waldspielgelände" visitor parking lot. The end point is the forest meadow; from there you can take the "Tagpfauenauge" circular trail back to the "Waldspielgelände" visitor parking lot (approx. 1,000 m) or you can walk back along the nature trail.
• The nature trail is signposted throughout (squirrel symbol on a leaf). The signage is easy to read and mostly visually rich in contrast.
• There are some roots and stones on the nature trail.
• The path is mostly 150 cm wide, in narrower places only 100 cm (over a length of at least 50 m).
• There are embankments and steep sections that are not secured.
• The nature experience trail has a total of 10 stations. The motto is "Understand nature with all your senses".

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

• The paths do not run along roads used by motor vehicles.
• It is not necessary to cross any roads.
• Neither trail is designated for cyclists, skaters etc. or horse riders.
• Guided tours are offered for people with hearing impairments, but not for deaf people. These must be registered with the National Park Guide Service.

"Tagpfauenauge" circular trail

• The circular trail is approx. 2.1 km long and at least 200 cm wide.
• The start and end point is the "Waldspielgelände" visitor parking lot.
• The circular trail is signposted throughout (peacock symbol).
• There are no handrails on steep sections.

Nature experience trail

• The trail is approx. 2.1 km long.
• The starting point is the "Waldspielgelände" visitor parking lot. The end point is the forest meadow; from there you can take the "Tagpfauenauge" circular trail back to the "Waldspielgelände" visitor parking lot (approx. 1,000 m) or you can walk back along the nature trail.
• The nature trail is signposted throughout (squirrel symbol on a leaf).
• There are embankments and steep sections that are not secured.
• The nature experience trail has a total of 10 stations. The motto is "Understand nature with all your senses".

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

• The paths do not run along roads used by motor vehicles.
• It is not necessary to cross any roads.
• Neither trail is designated for cyclists, skaters etc. or horse riders.
• There is no information in easy language.
• Guided tours are offered for people with cognitive impairments. These must be registered with the National Park Guide Service.

"Tagpfauenauge" circular trail

• The circular trail is approx. 2.1 km long and at least 200 cm wide.
• The start and end point is the "Waldspielgelände" visitor parking lot.
• The circular trail is signposted throughout (peacock symbol).

Nature experience trail

• The trail is approx. 2.1 km long.
• The starting point is the "Waldspielgelände" visitor parking lot. The end point is the forest meadow; from there you can take the "Tagpfauenauge" circular trail back to the "Waldspielgelände" visitor parking lot (approx. 1,000 m) or you can walk back along the nature trail.
• The nature trail is signposted throughout (squirrel symbol on a leaf).
• The nature experience trail has a total of 10 stations. The motto is "Understand nature with all your senses".