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Death Valley National Park Seeks Input on Plan to Improve Accessibility

March 16, 2026 · Source: National Park Service

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The National Park Service is opening public comment on an evaluation of accessibility across Death Valley National Park. The “Accessibility Self‑Evaluation and Transition Plan” includes restrooms, walkways, interpretive exhibits, ranger programs, and other visitor services.

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