Access is route-specific
A venue may be step-free while the approach is steep, narrow or uneven. Ask for the precise entrance and surface information you need.
Rail assistance
Contact the operator about Passenger Assist and the Liskeard change. Confirm arrangements for both directions.
Build in choice
Offer shorter and seated alternatives, allow more time, and never describe a whole town as simply 'accessible' or 'inaccessible'.
Use the locally reviewed routes
The official Accessible Guide to Looe includes wheelchair-friendly and sensory-friendly routes, accessible parking and toilets, gradients, rest opportunities and warnings about summertime crowding and harbour smells. Use that locally tested guide rather than relying on a generic route description.
East and West require different planning
West Looe has comparatively level riverside stretches from Millpool towards the Harbour Heritage Centre. East Looe contains the beach, Guildhall and central shopping streets but can be busier, narrower and more difficult to navigate. Check the precise route, surface and entrance for every stop.