Santimamiñe Cave
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Description
Access to the cave is totally inaccesible, as there are numerous steps along the way.
There are no handrails which would assist the blind or visibly impaired.
Highlight
- Views of Arteaga and Urdaibai.
- Hermitage of San Mamés.
- Oma Forest.
How to get here
By car:
From Bilbao take the A8 exit 100, continue along BI-635 and then BI-2238.
Route
From Oma Forest car park to the Cave entrance
Not suitable for people with reduced mobility (PRM)
Features and services
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- Section length
- 0,50 km
- Pavement
- Wide limestone pavers
- Obstacles
- Stairs along the entire route
- Steep slopes
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- Is there reception equipment on the section?
- Yes
Outdoor space: Parking areas and access to equipment
- How close is it to means of transport?
- There are no means of transport nearby. Car is the only option to access.
- Is there a parking area?
- Yes
- Parking. Are there any minimum dimensions for adapted vehicles?
- No
- Is there any adapted access?
- No
- Are there slopes at the entrances?
- Yes
- Are the access slopes suitable for people with reduced mobility?
- No
- Are there railings and/or handrails?
- No
- Is there an equipment entrance sign next to the access, and is it adapted?
- No
- Is the access properly signposted to guide users?
- No
- Pavement type
- Stone
Indoor space: General features
- Do the different equipment areas have adapted access?
- No
- Does the front door have a pre-landing?
- Yes
- Are the access slopes suitable for people with reduced mobility?
- No
- Is there a minimum clearance of 150 cm around furniture where turning or manoeuvring is required?
- No
- Does the lighting system allow for correct reading with no reflections in each equipment area?
- No
- Is there a logical order to the exhibition hall's route, indicated by visible arrows and/or tactile foot signs?
- No
- Is there a magnetic loop or modulated radio frequency anywhere in the premises?
- No
- Are there accessible ICTs "information and communication technologies" ?
- No
- Can these ICTs be seen by people with visual impairment?
- No
- Are there any resources so that people with cognitive disabilities can understand them?
- No
- Are there any resources so that people with hearing impairment can understand them?
- No
- Information in Braille and/or audioguide devices
- No
- Are there bathrooms, and is at least one of them accessible by transfer?
- Yes
- Is transfer possible on both sides?
- Yes
- Type of lavatory
- Single lever mixer taps with push button.
- Is there an evacuation map in Braille and high relief??
- No
Personal care area
- Are there personnel trained in accessibility in the facilities?
- No
- Are there any resources so that people with hearing impairment can understand them?
- No
- Are ICTs available so that the location and services are publicized in different languages?
- No
Rest zone
- Is there a rest area at the reception?
- No
Store
- Is there one or more stores at the reception?
- No
Children’s area
- Is there a children’s area at the reception?
- No
Exhibition room
- Is there an exhibition room at the reception?
- Yes
- Obstacle-free clearance greater than 150cm
- No
- Maximum table height of 80cm (measured on the table top). Lower part of the hollow table top 70cm high, 50cm deep and over 80cm wide
- No
- Enhanced senses (sight, hearing, taste, smell and touch)
- No
- Braille, light, sound, etc. buttons and push buttons
- No
Exhibition Hall
- Is there an exhibition hall at the reception?
- No
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- Are there trails on the section?
- Yes
Access
- Is there lighting at night?
- No
- Minimum accessible connection between parking spaces, if any, the start of the obstacle-free trail
- No
- Is there an adequate slope to allow circulation without assistance, with personal assistance or with technical assistance?
- No
- Parking spaces reserved for vehicles used to transport disabled people according to current regulations. At least 5% of the total spaces
- No
- Parking signage, if any, with the International Accessibility Symbol on the floor and/or on walls
- No
- Informative poster at the start of the trail indicating the length, route, difficulty, duration and slopes by sections
- No
- Path start sign positioned no higher than 195cm
- No
Itinerary
- Vertical start signage
- No
- Compact, non-slip and with no projections along their entire length, allowing wheelchair transit
- Very uneven pavement, wide limestone pavers.
- 2 m. paved trails with non-deformable and non-slip material, with a different texture and different from the rest
- No
- The route is more than 150cm wide, with occasional narrowings of 90cm
- No
- Rest areas
- No
- Urban furniture (fountains, dispensers...) arranged along the pedestrian route to provide sound orientation
- No
- Guiding partition and/or tactile foot signs to draw attention to an important feature
- No
- Islands with a minimum width of 150 cm to facilitate two wheelchairs passing each other
- No
- Is there an adequate slope to allow circulation without assistance, with personal assistance or with technical assistance?
- No
- Tree branches do not obstruct the route at below 2.20 m
- No
- Route length dimensions and time
- 500 metres 15 minutes
Cycle touring lane
- Does the section have a cycle touring lane?
- No
Lookout and observatory
- Is there a lookout or observatory on the section?
- No
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- Is there a recreational area on this section?
- No
Access
- Is there an adequate slope to allow circulation without assistance, with personal assistance or with technical assistance?
- No