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Thank you Joan! It is really helpful to have the experience of someone who has done this recently. I really do want to go see these monkeys, so I will be sure to have both my cane and the chair with me so my husband can help where the chair won’t go.
kitesurf essaouiraReply to JIGOKUDANI YAEN-KOEN (Monkey Park) Path
By the way, from the Yaen-Koen parking lot to the trail entrance, there are about a 100 meters of steep road, but if that were a problem, they can drop you at the trail entrance, near the stairs.
kitesurf essaouiraReply to JIGOKUDANI YAEN-KOEN (Monkey Park) Path
Hi,
I was in Jigokudani on November 2018. Here’s the small review that I did on accessibility on my Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/p/B-7nK9IIewk/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y
The path is mainly flat, except for the beginning and the end, where there are two long flights of stairs (I’d say 40 to 60 steps each). The flight of stairs at the end has an…
kitesurf essaouira“Authentic travel experiences are rarely accessible for those of us who navigate the world differently. As a manual wheelchair user and paraplegic of nearly twenty years, I can count on one hand the number of times I have been able to roll off the beaten track. Ours is an often sanitised or watered-down travel experience, adapted to meet our…
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