Although Moab, Utah is in a relatively remote part of the United States, it is remarkably wheelchair accessible thanks to an amazing National Park system that keeps wheelchair users in mind. With accessible trails, paved pathways, and ample wheelchair parking spaces, people with physical disabilities and mobility limitations can soak in some of the most beautiful scenery the United States has to offer. Thanks to their proximity, you can visit both Arches National Park and Canyonland National Parks in the same day like I did. Here is a quick guide to exploring Moab, Utah as a wheelchair user.
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