Hiking Tour "Schnecke" in Bad Füssing

Some information about accessibility are listed below. For more details, please see the test report at the end of the text.

• There are three marked parking spaces for people with disabilities in the outdoor area and in the underground car park. The paths between the car park and the starting point of the "Schnecke" hiking trail are easy to walk and drive on.
• The approx. 80 m long path from the Kur- und GästeService to the start of the leisure trail "Schnecke" is easy to walk and drive on. The maximum longitudinal gradient of the path is 2 %.
• The length of the circular trail is approx. 5 km.
• The trail is not continuously signposted (signpost symbol: "Schnecke", black snail on yellow background).
• There are seating areas available.
• There are no thresholds/steps.
• The path is at least 150 cm wide. Meeting areas of 180 cm x 180 cm are available.
• The maximum slope of the path is 8% over 25 m.
• The surface condition of the path is predominantly low-vibration and easy to walk and drive on (predominantly asphalt, natural stone paving); in parts the path also leads over coarse paving.
• There are no dangerous spots such as embankments or slopes.
• Safe crossings (e.g. traffic lights, crossing points, islands) of roads used by motor vehicles are necessary.
• The circular trail is not designated for cyclists, skaters etc. or horse riders.
• The trail runs 2,000 m on a road used by motor vehicles.
• There is a publicly accessible, barrier-free WC in the Town hall on the ground floor.

Some information about accessibility are listed below. For more details, please see the test report at the end of the text.

• The length of the circular trail is approx. 5 km.
• Neither is there an uninterrupted guidance system, nor path signs at a visible distance. There is no uninterrupted guidance system with ground indicators.
• The directional and content-related information (e.g. information boards) is provided in written form, but not conveyed acoustically or tactilely.
• The information is not easy to read.
• There is no good visual contrast between font/pictograph/pathsign and background.
• There are seats available.
• There are no thresholds/steps.
• The trail is at least 150 cm wide. Encounter areas with 180 cm width x 180 cm length are available.
• There are no dangerous areas such as embankments or steep slopes.
• Secured crossings (e.g. traffic lights, crossing points, islands) of roads used by motor vehicles are necessary.
• The trail is not designated for cyclists, skaters, riders, etc.
• A 2,000 m long section of the trail is on a road used by motor vehicles.
• Assistance dogs are allowed.
• The pavement boundary of the circular trail is partly visually rich in contrast and partially tactilely detectable.

Some information about accessibility are listed below. For more details, please see the test report at the end of the text.

• The length of the circular trail is approx. 5 km.
• Neither is there an uninterrupted guidance system, nor path signs at a  visible distance (signpost symbol: "Schnecke", black snail on yellow background).
• There are seats available.
• There are no thresholds/steps.
• The trail is at least 150 cm wide. Encounter areas with 180 cm width x 180 cm length are available.
• There are no dangerous areas such as embankments or steep slopes.
• Secured crossings (e.g. traffic lights, crossing points, islands) of roads used by motor vehicles are necessary.
• A 2,000 m long section of the trail is on a road used by motor vehicles.
• The trail is not designated for cyclists, skaters, riders, etc.
• The information (e.g. signposts, information boards) is provided in written form, but not in sign language.
• There are no hearing stations or audio induction loops.

Some information about accessibility are listed below. For more details, please see the test report at the end of the text.

• The length of the circular trail is approx. 5 km.
• Neither is there an uninterrupted guidance system, nor path signs at a visible distance (signpost symbol: "Schnecke", black snail on yellow background). Information is provided in photorealistic representation.
• Neither is there an uninterrupted guidance system, nor path signs at a visible distance. There are no path signs at a constantly visible distance.
• There are seats available.
• There are no dangerous areas such as embankments or steep slopes.
• Secured crossings (e.g. traffic lights, crossing points, islands) of roads used by motor vehicles are necessary.
• The trail is not designated for cyclists, skaters, riders, etc.
• A 2,000 m long section of the trail is on a road used by motor vehicles.
• There is no information available in easy language.