Accessibility at Wellfleet Bay
Mass Audubon strives to create a welcoming presence for a wide range of visitors, including making our sanctuaries and nature centers more accessible for all to enjoy.
Find out more about Mass Audubon's accessibility work.
Accessible Features
- Nature Center
- Restrooms
- Trails: All Persons Pathway and Sensory Trail to Goose Pond
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Trail-accessible Wheelchair:
The sanctuary has a GRIT Freedom Chair for visitor use during Nature Center hours. This all-terrain wheelchair can be used on the Goose Pond and Bay View Trails. To reserve it in advance, please call 508-349-2615. -
Accessible Map:
Individual copies of the trail map are available in printed or tactile formats, and copies of a printed or Braille guide are available at the Nature Center. All narrated stops along the trail are marked by a 3-foot tall signpost with the stop name and number in print and in Braille. - Audio Tour
- Seasonal Classroom, Gardens, Campground
What to Expect When You Visit
Are you preparing to visit us with your children or a group of students, including those with special needs? If so, we encourage you to review this step-by-step photo tour (Social Story) of Wellfleet Bay that shows you what to expect!