Parc naturel de la Vallée de l'Attert

A parking area is provided at the start of the walk.

A picnic area is provided at the start of the walk, with an adapted table on a concrete slab.

The surface is suitable for wheelchairs.

The average path width is 270 cm.

Average gradient : between 2% and 4%.

There are 5 stop-off points with educational signs adapted for wheelchair users (easy for wheelchair users to read and operate).

Stops with educational panels are located off the footpaths and are built right alongside the footpath.

In front of each educational panel, there is a rotation area on a concrete surface.

Next to each bench, there is a free space for a wheelchair user (on a concrete surface).

The benches have armrests and backrests.

Occasional slopes encountered in 2 places : +/-6%.

There is no PRM toilet in the immediate vicinity.

Two of the educational panels have a box or cubes on the front: these could be a problem for some wheelchair users (for knee clearance), and it might therefore be less easy to read the text on these panels.

A parking area is provided at the start of the walk.

A picnic area is provided at the start of the walk, with a suitable table and benches on a concrete slab.

The surface is passable.

Slopes encountered: on average between 2% and 4%.

7 rest areas with benches are provided along the length of the walk.

The benches have armrests and backrests.

The educational panels along the route are easy to read from a standing position.

The educational panels do not have a projecting base (so there is no risk of falling).

On each educational panel, you will see a "you are here" sign, so you can situate yourself along the walk and in relation to the rest areas.

Occasional slopes encountered in 2 places : +/-6%.

There is no PRM toilet in the immediate vicinity.

There is a stretch of walkway with no possibility of sitting down over a distance of +/- 370 m.

A 2.5 km round trip in a straight line, so the layout is simple.

No risk of getting lost or making a mistake.

The surface is passable.

The stopping points with information panels are located off the paths.

No danger to the public along the walk (no branches or objects at face level).

The benches and information panels have no sharp or protruding parts.

Guide dogs are allowed on the route.

There is no relief map at the start of the walk.

The content of the walk is mainly visual (elements to observe, educational panels to read and look at but without textures or relief, etc.).

There is no audio guide to provide access to the written information on the educational panels.

A 2.5 km round trip in a straight line, so the layout is simple.

No risk of getting lost or making a mistake.

The surface is passable.

The stopping points with information panels are located off the paths.

No danger to the public along the walk (no branches or objects at face level).

The benches and information panels have no sharp or protruding parts.

Benches and information panels contrast with their surroundings.

Educational panels provide sufficient contrast.

Guide dogs are allowed on the route.

There is no relief map at the start of the walk.

The content of the walk is mainly visual (elements to observe, educational panels to read and look at but without textures or relief, etc.).

There is no audio guide to provide access to the written information on the educational panels.

The texts on the educational panels may not be sufficiently legible for some visually impaired people (colour or font used).

The content of the walk is mainly visual (elements to observe, educational panels to read, look at and handle, etc.).

The walk is a 2.5 km round trip in a straight line, so the layout is simple.

There's no risk of getting lost.

On each educational panel, you'll see a "you are here" sign, so you can situate yourself along the walk.

The content of the educational panels in text format is accompanied by pictorial illustrations for easy understanding.

The texts on the educational panels have been designed in FALC (easy to read and understand).

There is no videoguide showing the content of the educational panels in sign language, but this is not essential for a good understanding of the site (given the presence of illustrations).

The content of the walk is mainly visual (elements to observe, educational panels to read, look at and handle, etc.).

The walk is a 2.5 km round trip in a straight line, so the layout is simple.

There's no risk of getting lost.

On each educational panel, you'll see a "you are here" sign, so you can situate yourself along the walk.

The content of the educational panels in text format is accompanied by pictorial illustrations for easy understanding.

There is no videoguide showing the content of the educational panels in sign language, but this is not essential for a good understanding of the site (given the presence of illustrations).

The content of the walk is mainly visual (elements to observe, educational panels to read, look at and handle, etc.).

The walk is a 2.5 km round trip in a straight line, so the layout is simple.

The surface is passable.

The environment is fairly safe.

There's no risk of getting lost or making a mistake.

On each information panel, you'll see a "you are here" sign, so you can situate yourself along the walk.

The content of the educational panels in text format is accompanied by pictorial illustrations for easy understanding.

The texts on the educational panels have been designed in FALC (easy to read and understand).