Wolverton Mill

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There is a large paved and unstriped parking lot for visitors to the mill. Although none of the spaces are designated as accessible, the entire parking area should be suitable for people who use wheelchairs and other mobility devices. Two accessible gender-specific flush toilets with sinks are adjacent to the parking area, and an accessible drinking fountain is attached to the exterior wall of the restroom facility. 

An interpretive panel sits on pavement near the parking lot. It is at a height appropriate for visitors who use mobility devices. 

From the parking area, a concrete walkway leading to the right transitions to compacted gravel and goes up a slight incline (with a slope of less than 5 percent) to the entrance of the mill. This gravel walkway extends around the exterior of the mill and also passes through the mill’s interior. Although one area inside the structure is flat and accessible, most of the interior is not accessible because of steps between levels.   

A picnic table rests on a concrete pad by the mill. It has sufficient room at either end to accommodate visitors in wheelchairs. There is no shade structure covering the picnic area. 

A drinking water spigot is located on the corner of the BLM office next to the mill. However, the pavement around the spigot has been compromised, and the graveled area leading up to the spigot may be challenging for visitors with mobility impairments. 

Descriptions and photos uploaded August 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.