
The National Park Service has just launched a website to assist people with disabilities at national parks. The site is called "National Parks: Accessible to Everyone" and can be viewed at:
http://www.nps.gov/pub_aff/access/ . From their website: "from Padre Island National Seashore in Texas to Isle Royale in Michigan, and from Coronado National Monument in Arizona to Fort Union Trading Post in North Dakota – all visitors deserve the privilege of experiencing the significance of these and any of the other 391 units of the National Park Service."

From the article:
The site lists places where signed interpreters can be arranged for the hearing-impaired and which visitors centers have captioned movies or services for visually impaired park-goers. There are also detailed descriptions of trails, including the type of surface, for visitors who have mobility handicaps or use wheelchairs.