Accessibility
Everyone means everyone
Randolph County, North Carolina welcomes visitors of all abilities to discover and enjoy the Heart of North Carolina. We are committed to fostering an inclusive and accessible destination where everyone can experience the best of our communities, attractions, outdoor spaces, and visitor services. From scenic parks and trails to historic landmarks, and recreational sites, Randolph County offers a wide range of experiences, many of which include accessible features designed to help more people explore with ease.
To better serve both visitors and residents, the Heart of North Carolina Visitors Bureau is committed to continually working alongside local recreation partners, community organizations, and destination stakeholders to identify and share accessibility information across our website. Our goal is to provide clear, helpful details about the accessibility of our outdoor spaces, attractions, and facilities so you can plan your visit with confidence. Explore below to learn more and start planning your Randolph County adventure.
Welcome Center
This mission starts with us. We invite visitors to visit our I-73/74 Visitor Centers to learn more about Randolph County and the North Carolina. Currently our visitor centers offer accessible parking, a ramp into the building, accessible restrooms onsite, and accessible information.
