Getting there by public transport
The park is located about 900 m from the railway station served by the Trenord trains of the Brescia - Iseo - Edolo line.
For information on accessibility of rail transport, please visit:
http://www.trenord.it/it/assistenza/viaggiatori-con-disabilita.aspx
For information on local public transports in Capo di Ponte, please visit:
http://www.fnmautoservizi.it/it/ricerca-orari

Parking area
It is possible to park in the large parking area in front of the park entrance which also has a parking space reserved for disabled pass holders.

Information for visitors
Free entrance for disabled people and their carers. The park guide, in Italian and English, can be downloaded at this link Blind people can consult a selection of images from the rock carvings, at the following link: http://www.parcoarcheologico.massidicemmo.beniculturali.it/index.php?it/150/servizi&pag=4

 Entrance
You can access the park via a double leaf gate (154 cm wide each).

Getting around
Inaugurated in 2005 in a glacial valley at the foot of a suggestive rockface, not far from Capo di Ponte, the archaeological area is of great importance in the history of Camunian art studies. The itinerary is equipped for people with motor disabilities thanks to the "Val Camonica per Tutti" project. Along the way there are descriptive panels (110 cm high above the ground).
To reach the area where the two imposing sandstone boulders with the rock engravings can be found, you must follow a path with a compact ground surface for about 100 m, followed by a wooden walkway (140 cm wide) and a ramp (length: 5 m, slope of 5%). The paving in the visiting area is in stable and compact  self-locking floor.

Orientation signage
In the park, there are directional arrows with high contrast and large lettering (at least 7 cm).