Cannonville Visitor Center

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The Center has 2 accessible paved parking spots next to the cement path leading up to the main building. There are 7 other paved parking spots in this area and additional spots on the east side of the Center, along the road. The main entrance to the building has a ramp for easy access.  

The concrete path leading to the Center’s entrance takes users by a covered kiosk with information about the National Monument. There are other interpretive signs farther up the path, along with a kiosk displaying safety and weather information and signs inside the building. All of these are at a height appropriate for visitors using mobility devices.

The slope of the cement path leading past the shaded kiosk and other displays to the Visitor Center entrance slightly exceeds 5 percent. This may cause challenges for visitors who propel themselves in non-motorized wheelchairs.

The Center has 2 gender-specific restrooms with flush toilets and a button that allows users to open the doors automatically. The restrooms each have sinks and 1 accessible stall.

Accessible drinking water is available via a drinking fountain on an exterior wall near the restroom entrance.

The Visitor Center has a small patio area with a non-accessible picnic table that is down three steps. Visitors who use wheelchairs or other mobility devices can access the patio along the concrete path leading away from the Visitor Center.

Descriptions and photos uploaded September 2024. Please note that actual on-the-ground conditions may vary due to natural events (e.g., weather, wildfires, erosion), normal wear and tear, or site improvements.