Great Falls National Park

Unique Feature: Accessible Viewing Area of the Falls

This park has a specifically designated accessible viewing area of the falls at Overlook 3 .

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PARKING
- There is plenty of accessible parking with adequate maneuvering space near the trail entrance that leads to the visitor's center. 

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TRAILS
- The trail is small gravel and mostly flat, but has some bumps that have to be maneuvered around. 
- The path leading to the overlook area has an accessible ramp. 
- Note that only Overlook 3 has an accessible viewing area. 
- The falls are partially visible at wheelchair height at Overlook 2. 

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BATHROOMSThere is a fully accessible bathroom down the ramp from the visitor's center and near the snack bar. 

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VISITORS CENTER/CLUBHOUSE
The visitor's center is very nice with guides and maneuverable space. 

Note that the electronic door was broken as of mid-August 2025, but there are guides staffing the center during park hours who could assist with the doors. 

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PICNIC SHELTER/ SEATING AREAS
There are accessible tables, however they are near the bathrooms which, during the hotter days in summer, did not smell pleasant. 

All of the other picnic tables are on the grass and may be difficult to traverse in a wheelchair. 

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SIGNAGE
There is plenty of clear, directional and designated signage throughout the park.