Cheatham Grove accessible path
The main path from the parking lot to an inviting bench was manageable by my 91 year old mother using a 4-wheel rollator. This portion of the path is wide enough for a wheelchair.
The path makes a 0.7 mile loop, but the branches off this main path to the bench looked a bit rough for the rollator and probably would be too narrow for a wheelchair.
The parking lot is small and rough, especially where the paved driveway ends. Take it slow and pay attention to the drop at the end of the pavement and you won't have a problem.
The best part of this little state park is no bicycles, no dogs, no motorized vehicles, no picnic tables, no restrooms. It is just an idyllic grove of redwoods with few visitors and a great place for someone with mobility challenges to commune with nature.
Find it on Google Maps here:
Cheatham Grove accessible path
The main path from the parking lot to an inviting bench was manageable by my 91 year old mother using a 4-wheel rollator. This portion of the path is wide enough for a wheelchair.
The path makes a 0.7 mile loop, but the branches off this main path to the bench looked a bit rough for the rollator and probably would be too narrow for a wheelchair.
The parking lot is small and rough, especially where the paved driveway ends. Take it slow and pay attention to the drop at the end of the pavement and you won't have a problem.
The best part of this little state park is no bicycles, no dogs, no motorized vehicles, no picnic tables, no restrooms. It is just an idyllic grove of redwoods with few visitors and a great place for someone with mobility challenges to commune with nature.
Find it on Google Maps here: