There are also specific attractions and places that are tailored to ensure everyone is included and feels comfortable going. Yadkin Valley ensures that everyone can gather information before their vacation so they can plan accordingly and tailor an itinerary to meet their needs. The Yadkin Valley, NC website has made its website compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act to ensure that every tourist to the area can use the community’s goods and services. Read on to see more North Carolina travel tips for those with disabilities.
Accessible Things to Do
There are numerous attractions that people with limited mobility or elderly individuals can take full advantage of during their stay in the beautiful Yadkin Valley!
Head to LifeSpan’s Blue Sky Nature Center in Troutman for FREE to save money and have a blast seeing flora and fauna. This certified wildlife center is tailored to meet the requirements and needs of those who have developmental or physical disabilities, including horticultural areas, viewing areas, picnic decks, amphitheaters, paved walking paths, ramps, and water fountains.
Another fun activity for you and your loved ones to do is to visit the Flat Rock Playhouse in Flat Rock – this is another free attraction that won’t break the bank! This playhouse is a professional theater company that has numerous productions that will keep you and the kids entertained. Come see your Broadway favorite here and sing along!
The next attraction that is a must-visit for you to check out during your stay in the Yadkin Valley is the Cradle of Forestry in America in Pisgah Forest. Head here to enjoy the hands-on attractions, cafe with refreshing drinks and yummy snacks, short movie, fire-fighting helicopter simulator, Adventure Zone trail for a short walk, and Braille trail map.
We also love visiting the Ashe County Cheese plant in West Jefferson for free during our trip to the Yadkin Valley; featuring hands-on exhibits and educational pamphlets about how different cheeses are made, a gift shop with tons of cheese-related gifts, and benches for resting and taking a break.
If you head to the valley with kids, the Wheels Through Time Museum in the Maggie Valley is another free attraction that features over 300 motorcycles, car-related exhibits, and accessible amenities that are ideal for those who need the use of a scooter or wheelchair.
Lastly, the famous Biltmore Estate in Asheville features over 250 rooms, French Renaissance decorations and paintings, audio guides, and gardens that are great for sitting outside on a sunny day. Talk about relaxing!
Plan Your Getaway
There’s plenty to do in Yadkin Valley, no matter what your personal needs. Contact us today to book one of our accessible and well-appointed vacation rentals in the area!
