Canada accessible travel guide

Table Of Contents

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Alberta
Accessible Waters
Youtube TIP: Accessible Adventurers
British Columbia
Canada National Parks
Ontario
Quebec
Getting around
Train
By car
Parking
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Alberta

Accessible Waters

Accessible Waters aims to support those with disabilities, physical or mobility limitations to engage in outdoor boating recreation on Alberta’s lakes and rivers.

https://www.accessiblewaters.org/pictures

Youtube TIP: Accessible Adventurers

Accessible Adventurers is a channel by Ken and Dee where you find weekly vlogs about all things accessible travel.

British Columbia

Vancouver

Vancouver Aquarium – (Rate and review this place here)

The Stanley Park Seawall – (Rate and review this place here)

Grouse Mountain – (Rate and review this place here)

Canada National Parks

All of Canada’s National Parks and National Historic Sites have parking areas and washroom facilities that display the blue and white “accessibility sign.”

Fort St James National Historic Site

Ontario

10 accessible beaches – detailed information and beatiful photos on the website OntarioParks.com

Burlington

Royal Botanical Gardens – year round activities and events

Quebec

Gatineau

Canada Museum of History (Rate and review this place)

This first project of its kind in Canada makes an architectural gem accessible to people with visual impairments, although an extremely large audience can also benefit from it.

The model is an attractive experience for all visitors who want to understand the architecture of the Olympic Stadium.

The Tower and the 1976 Olympic Games Olympic Stadium, a symbol of the city of Montreal in Québec, Canada, can be explored with the fingertips. They have been reproduced as a tactile model for people with visual disabilities, thanks to a collaboration between the @parcolympique @keroul.qc.ca and the inclusive design agency @tactilestudioparis.

The installation is composed of three tactile elements: the global view in low-relief, a plan view and a model.

Getting around

Train

ViaRail Canada – (Rate and review here) More detailed information about different services available on their website you can find here.

By car

If you drive yourself, use the Fuelservice app (click to find stations) to communicate with fuel stations so you can smoothly continue your road trip.