The national park’s crevice‑valley landscape and the ascent up to the park boundary mean that accessibility is low.

Of the national park’s three entrances, only the main entrance is adapted for accessibility and reachable by car.

There are accessible toilets, composting toilets and rest areas in the park.

Good to know before your visit

A pair of sturdy shoes is almost always a good idea, but you can visit the national park’s entrance in low shoes.

If you want to explore the national park more thoroughly, heavier footwear, hiking boots or wellingtons are recommended depending on the season. In winter, the easiest way to get around is on skis or snowshoes.