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National Parks Are Offering Free Off-Road Wheelchairs. It's a Game Changer for Families Like Mine.

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Nearly 30 National Park Service sites, including all five of Utah's national parks, now offer adaptive trail equipment like off-road wheelchairs and hiking carts at no cost to visitors with disabilities, allowing families to access trails previously closed to them.

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