Disway Trails vs Paralympic Heritage Trail

In the Disway Trails app you can find 17 wheelchair accessible trails and more than 60 objects in North Bohemia and Upper Lusatia not only for the disabled! The various routes have been tested and mapped by disabled people, showing the most beautiful places and cultural sights and natural beauties. They stretch from Upper Lusatia in the Czech-German border region through Bohemian Switzerland to the Krkonoše Mountains to the source of the Elbe and Harrachov. Carefully not only mapped but also selected for the best possible experience, they are designed for disabled people, the elderly or families with prams. Download the app, view the routes, enjoy the trip! Let us know how you like the app and help us improve it. For more information, visit trails.disway.org.

The Paralympic Heritage Trail app is a digital experience created by the National Paralympic Heritage Trust (NPHT) that details both the local and international history of the Paralympic Games, with its historic origins at Stoke Mandeville Hospital. Explore the area where the Paralympic Games got their start through two walking trails. The main trail is an interactive virtual trail which will take you from Elm Farm Road, past the Stoke Mandeville Stadium, ending at the National Spinal Injuries Centre and includes audio, video and 3D model content. The Stoke Mandeville accessible walk stretches between Aylesbury and Stoke Mandeville and can be followed by a series of physical signs. BuDS (Buckinghamshire Disability Service) developed this trail, along with the council, to ensure an accessible route for wheelchair users, allowing people in the area to celebrate the Paralympic heritage on their doorstep.