In Alūksne, on the island of Lake Alūksne, there is a walking trail, as well as fishing and recreation areas for people with mobility impairments. Pilssala Island on Lake Alūksne is intended for pedestrians only, so direct access by car is not possible. If you arrive by car, you must use the parking lots available in the city, including parking lots for people with disabilities. The access roads have different surfaces. The roads to and on the island are made of smooth cobblestone pavement, without significant changes in level. The bridges are covered with wood, but it has been observed that the bridge joints are covered with uneven cobblestones, which should be replaced with a smooth surface suitable for people in wheelchairs. The surface on Pilssala is made of gravel, and in some places the gravel is too coarse for people in manual wheelchairs to move around independently. Fishing spots have been built by the lake, which can also be used by people with mobility impairments. Fishing rod holders have been installed, which allow fishing rods to be supported, which is essential for people in wheelchairs. Several footbridges with rest platforms have been built by the lake, which can also be used by people in wheelchairs, walkers, or other technical aids. There are currently no solutions at the swimming areas to facilitate swimming for people with any kind of functional impairment. The tourist information center has facilities that are accessible to people in wheelchairs.

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In Alūksne, on the island of Lake Alūksne, there is a walking trail, as well as fishing and recreation areas for people with mobility impairments. Pilssala Island on Lake Alūksne is intended for pedestrians only, so direct access by car is not possible. If you arrive by car, you must use the parking lots available in the city, including parking lots for people with disabilities. The access roads have different surfaces. The roads to and on the island are made of smooth cobblestone pavement, without significant changes in level. The bridges are covered with wood, but it has been observed that the bridge joints are covered with uneven cobblestones, which should be replaced with a smooth surface suitable for people in wheelchairs. The surface on Pilssala is made of gravel, and in some places the gravel is too coarse for people in manual wheelchairs to move around independently. Fishing spots have been built by the lake, which can also be used by people with mobility impairments. Fishing rod holders have been installed, which allow fishing rods to be supported, which is essential for people in wheelchairs. Several footbridges with rest platforms have been built by the lake, which can also be used by people in wheelchairs, walkers, or other technical aids. There are currently no solutions at the swimming areas to facilitate swimming for people with any kind of functional impairment. The tourist information center has facilities that are accessible to people in wheelchairs.

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