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The Accessible Outing Planner

Plan Ahead. Stay Organised. Enjoy the Day.

Make planning your next day out a little easier with The Accessible Outing Planner from Access Trails.

Whether you are visiting a country park, exploring a nature reserve, enjoying an accessible walk, or planning a trip to a garden, heritage site or visitor attraction, this practical workbook helps you organise the details that matter to you.

Designed for disabled people, wheelchair and mobility scooter users, people managing fatigue or variable mobility, families, carers and anyone who wants to plan outings with greater confidence, this workbook brings your planning into one convenient place.

What's included?

Inside this 17-page planning workbook, you will find practical worksheets and checklists to help you:

• Understand your needs – identify your accessibility requirements, priorities and energy considerations.
• Compare destinations – weigh up different options before deciding where to go.
• Assess routes – record distances, surfaces, gradients, potential barriers and opportunities to rest.
• Check essential facilities – plan for toilets, parking, refreshments, seating and shelter.
• Organise your journey – bring together travel arrangements, timings, directions and useful contacts.
• Prepare for the day – use packing lists for everyday essentials, mobility equipment and support arrangements.
• Plan for changing circumstances – consider alternative destinations, shorter routes and low-energy options.
• Learn from every outing – record what worked well and what you would do differently next time.

Make the planning part easier.

Accessibility information can be incomplete, and what works for one person may not work for another. Having a simple way to gather information, identify unanswered questions, and compare destinations can help you make decisions that better reflect your own needs.

Use the planner before you travel, take relevant notes with you, and keep a record of places you would like to revisit.

Your outing. Your needs. Your plan.

Who is this planner for?

The Accessible Outing Planner may be useful for:

• Wheelchair and mobility scooter users.
• Disabled people and people with variable mobility.
• People managing fatigue, pain or balance concerns.
• Families, friends and carers planning days out together.
• Anyone who wants to make more informed decisions about accessible destinations.

Product details

• Format: Digital PDF workbook
• Length: 17 pages
• Use: Personal outing planning, destination comparisons and future reference
• Delivery: Digital product for access after purchase through Payhip

No specialist knowledge is needed. Simply work through the sections that are relevant to your outing and adapt the worksheets to suit your circumstances.

Plan with greater confidence.

Start preparing for outings that work better for you.

Get your copy of The Accessible Outing Planner today.

From Access Trails – helping people discover the outdoors with greater confidence.

Visit AccessTrails.uk to explore more accessible outing information.

Please note: This workbook is a general planning aid. It does not certify routes or destinations as accessible, replace individual judgement, or guarantee the availability or suitability of facilities. Always confirm important details with the destination or route provider before travelling.