Hiking trail around the Suttensee lake

All areas relevant for testing meet the quality criteria of the label "Accessibility certified - partially accessible for people with walking disabilities".

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

• There is a general car park at the start of the trail.
• There are no marked parking spaces for people with disabilities.
• The bus stop is 5 m away.
• The hiking trail has a total length of 1.200m.
• It is a circular route.
• The hiking trail is accessible without steps.
• The hiking trail is stepless.
• The hiking trail is at least 100 cm wide, and in most cases easy to walk on and drive on and have a maximum longitudinal gradient of up to 14 % over a length of 10 meters.
• There are no circulation barriers, bollards or obstacles.
• There is seating available.
• The hiking trail is not marked out continuously.
• The route is clearly, uniformly and continuously signposted.
• The hiking trail does not lead along a road used by motor vehicles.
• It is not necessary to cross a road travelled by motor vehicles.
• Barrier-free descriptions of the hiking trail (route, length, signposting, accompanying infrastructure etc.) are available (printed or on barrier-free websites or similar)
• The information boards are predominately visible when seated.
• There is no public toilet designed for people with disabilities.

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

• There is a general car park at the start of the trail.
• There are no marked parking spaces for people with disabilities.
• The bus stop is 5 m away.
• The hiking trail has a total length of 1.200m.
• It is a circular route.
• The hiking trail is at least 100 cm wide. 
• There are no circulation barriers, bollards or obstacles.
• Assistance dogs are allowed in relevant areas. 
• External paths usually do not have visually contrasting, but tactilely detectable sidewalk boundaries. 
• There is an uninterrupted guidance system with floor indicators available. 
• The hiking trail does not lead along a road used by motor vehicles.
• It is not necessary to cross a road travelled by motor vehicles.
• The route is continuously signposted. 
• Information is not available in Braille or prismatic font. 
• Informations have visually contrasting. 
• There is seating available.
• There is no public toilet designed for people with disabilities.
• Barrier-free descriptions of the hiking trail (route, length, signposting, accompanying infrastructure etc.) are available (printed or on barrier-free websites or similar)

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

• There is a general car park at the start of the trail.
• There are no marked parking spaces for people with disabilities.
• The bus stop is 5 m away.
• The hiking trail has a total length of 1.200m.
• It is a circular route.
• The hiking trail is at least 100 cm wide. 
• There are no circulation barriers, bollards or obstacles.
• There is seating available.
• The route is continuously signposted.
• The hiking trail does not lead along a road used by motor vehicles.
• It is not necessary to cross a road travelled by motor vehicles.
• Barrier-free descriptions of the hiking trail (route, length, signposting, accompanying infrastructure etc.) are available (printed or on barrier-free websites or similar)
• The information (information boards) is /exclusively provided in writing. 
• There is no public toilet designed for people with disabilities.

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

• There is a general car park at the start of the trail.
• There are no marked parking spaces for people with disabilities.
• The bus stop is 5 m away.
• The hiking trail has a total length of 1.200m.
• It is a circular route.
• There is seating available.
• The hiking trail does not lead along a road used by motor vehicles.
• It is not necessary to cross a road travelled by motor vehicles.
• Signs in visible distance are not available. 
• There is no information in easy language. 
• There is no public toilet designed for people with disabilities.
• Barrier-free descriptions of the hiking trail (route, length, signposting, accompanying infrastructure etc.) are available (printed or on barrier-free websites or similar)