WALKING ROUTE FEATURES AND UNKNOWN INFORMATION Original planning record, not an access certification, medical clearance or navigation map. Keep the actual route, direction and date visible. Do not count checked boxes into an accessibility score. MY PRACTICAL REQUIREMENTS — NO DIAGNOSIS REQUIRED Surface / width / slope / step or gate needs: Rest and seating needs: Toilet and opening-time needs: Wayfinding / information / communication needs: Return and transport needs: ROUTE Exact start and finish / route or segment name: Direction / planned date and time: Length, with unit and source: Shorter option and actual return arrangement: Information source / source date / date I checked it: ONE FEATURE ROW — REPEAT Feature and exact location / segment: Published or observed detail, with units if relevant: Source / who confirmed it: Source date / date checked / conditions observed: Status: confirmed detail / unknown / conflicting information / confirmed mismatch What the detail does and does not establish: My practical requirement this detail needs to answer: Question still needed / who to ask: Alternative if the detail cannot be confirmed: FEATURES TO CHECK Surface and changes; running slope/grade and cross slope; narrow points and passing; steps, gates and barriers; road crossings; rest locations and seat features; toilet route and opening arrangements; signs and navigation information; start/finish transport and return; closures, forecast and local conditions. CONTACT QUESTION I am considering [exact route] on [date/time]. I need [practical feature]. Can you confirm [specific location/detail] and when that information was last checked? If it cannot be confirmed, is there an alternative with published current information? BEFORE SETTING OFF Current closure/forecast/warning information, source and checked time: Essential unknowns or conflicts still unresolved: Chosen confirmed option / change or postpone decision: Actual return arrangement: What would make me stop or change the plan: Do not continue through warning symptoms, unsafe conditions or an unexpected essential barrier. AFTERWARD, IF USEFUL Actual observation / location / date / conditions: Difference from published information: What should be rechecked next time: Do not publish private health details, participant contacts or identifying personal notes.