New York State Yoga Fest

The one access relevant thing the organiser does publish is that the fall festival is spread over more than one spot within the Lower Falls Recreation Area and that, in its words, "All of our classes are conveniently within walking distance." That phrasing tells a wheelchair user that distances are pedestrian scale but says nothing about the surface, gradient or step free status of the routes between the main stage, the workshops and the vendor area, and the site is a river gorge park.

The organiser also publishes that parking is at the Lower Falls Area and that entry is through the Castile entrance at 7051 Lower Falls Road, with a $10 per car cash park entry fee, but publishes nothing about accessible parking bays, drop off, or the distance from parking to the practice areas.

Classes are outdoors on park ground; the organiser publishes no description of that ground, so mat on grass, slope and mud after rain are all unknown. The park itself, Letchworth State Park, is run by the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, and this is the park's statement rather than the festival's: the park's own page carries an Accessibility heading whose entire content is, "For additional information on accessibility at this location, please contact us at the number listed on this page.", that number being (585) 493-3600.

The park's amenities list does not itemise accessible facilities, and I found no park published detail specific to the Lower Falls area. The statewide OPRHP accessibility page adds that requests for reasonable modifications or auxiliary aids should go to the agency ADA Coordinator, preferably 14 days ahead, on (518) 402-2648.

A disabled reader should treat this event as unassessed and ring both the organiser and the park office before travelling

The trail's own operator publishes that it is designed as accessible outdoor space away from overwhelming stimuli, that in its words "The Trail is a flat hike on a stone dust surface. The Trail is ADA compliant and generally suitable for wheelchairs.", that cell service on it is very limited, and that restrooms are in the Humphrey Nature Center and Trailside Lodge with handicap stalls at the Nature Center.

Nothing published connects the trail to the festival, confirms it is open or staffed on festival day, or states how far it is from the Lower Falls festival area, so treat it as a nearby park feature to ask the park office about, not as festival provision