The Korea Tourism Organization's Yeoncheon accessible route, published and last revised July 16, 2026, suggests Jeongok Prehistory Museum, the Hantangang Tourism Area, Jeongok Market and Jaein Falls Auto Camping Ground on day one, then the Hantangang Dam Water Culture Center, Jaein Falls Park and Eundaeri Cultural Brick Factory on day two. Jeongok Prehistory Museum has level galleries and step-free displays; the riverside tourism area features even walking paths and accessible toilets. At the campsite, the KTO lists separately equipped wheelchair-accessible caravans with gently sloping entries, automatic doors and adjusted interior amenities. Book the accessible unit specifically rather than assuming all pitches are equivalent. The dam's Water Culture Center has accessible parking, wheelchair loans and an elevator to second-floor exhibits. The most actionable route instruction is at Jaein Falls: after crossing the suspension bridge, follow the fork toward 'Seonnyeotang' to use the level decked path for views of the waterfall and volcanic columns. Do not assume every lower viewpoint or unmarked fork has the same step-free access. Confirm weather restrictions, boardwalk repairs and accommodation availability with operators.