Accessibility
The Baltic Coastal Trail offers highly varied accessibility, ranging from wide, flat sandy beaches and dune paths that are challenging for wheels, to paved promenades within towns, and potentially uneven rocky or forested sections along the coastline. While some urban and well-maintained boardwalk areas may be accessible, the overall trail is not fully wheelchair-friendly due to its diverse natural terrain, making it primarily suitable for walkers with moderate mobility. Specific section details should be consulted for precise accessibility information.
Route sections adapted for accessibility
Baltic Coastal Hiking trail - Wheelchair accessible
Specially adapted sections of the route, their parts or special places, improved with appropriate infrastructure for people in wheelchairs. These can be specially prepared alternative routes, route loops, access (off-ramps) to the sea, adapted parking lots, toilets, trails, etc.
Wheelchair accessible sections
Baltic Coastal Hiking trail - For visually impaired
Sections of the route, or parts thereof, adapted with special infrastructure for people with visual restrictions.
For visually impaired