Moore Accessible

Everyone should have the opportunity to experience the Sandhills. From museums and historic attractions to gardens, parks, shopping, dining, and world-class golf experiences, Moore County offers a variety of places where visitors of different abilities can enjoy everything that makes our destination special.

Whether you’re planning a trip for yourself, traveling with someone who uses a wheelchair or mobility device, or looking for experiences that require less walking, this guide can help you discover accessible things to do in Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Aberdeen, and beyond.

Discover the stories, people, and moments that have shaped the game of golf through interactive exhibits, historic artifacts, and the World Golf Hall of Fame. Located in Golf House Pinehurst, this modern attraction is a great option for visitors who want to immerse themselves in the history of the game.

Located inside the Given Memorial Library in the Village of Pinehurst, the Tufts Archives offers a fascinating look at Pinehurst history. Explore photographs, documents, maps, and memorabilia that tell the story of the village and its transformation into the Home of American Golf.

This self-guided walking tour connects six downtown murals, each featuring a scannable bronze-plated QR code that unlocks a short video about the artwork’s story, history, and the people it honors. It’s a creative and inspiring way to experience the town, one mural at a time!

Accessibility: You can explore the trail by parking nearby and taking a short, 10-minute walk through downtown Carthage to see all the digital murals. The area is paved and offers plenty of available parking, including designated handicap spots. Please note that a few sidewalks may be uneven.

Step into Moore County’s past at the Carthage Historical Museum, where visitors can explore exhibits, photographs, artifacts, and stories that bring local history to life. The museum is accessible to visitors with mobility needs, making it an inviting stop for anyone interested in discovering the people and events that helped shape Carthage and the surrounding area.

Enjoy the beauty of the Sandhills at this 32-acre garden on the campus of Sandhills Community College. The gardens feature a variety of themed landscapes and peaceful places to enjoy the outdoors, making it a wonderful stop for visitors who prefer to explore at their own pace.

For a little friendly competition, head to Wee Pines Mini Golf, where the whole family can get in on the fun. The ADA-compliant course offers an accessible mini golf experience designed for players of varying abilities, making it a great addition to an inclusive Sandhills itinerary.

Golf is part of the fabric of Moore County, and there are ways to experience the game even if playing a traditional round isn’t part of your plans.

You don’t have to tee it up to enjoy the legendary atmosphere of Pinehurst Resort. With ADA-accessible amenities, visitors can enjoy the Resort's Clubhouse by grabbing a meal at The Deuce or Wiregrass, browsing golf gear and souvenirs at the pro shop, and soaking up the action on iconic Pinehurst No. 2 or the always-entertaining Cradle short course. It’s an accessible way to experience the sights, sounds, and history of the Home of American Golf.

Exploring Moore County can be as simple as browsing a gallery, finding a locally made treasure, or settling in for a memorable meal.

The downtowns of Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Aberdeen, and communities throughout Moore County are filled with independent shops, restaurants, galleries, breweries, coffee shops, and other local businesses. Many offer accessible entrances and facilities, although accessibility can vary among historic buildings and individual businesses.

Downtown Southern Pines: Explore locally owned boutiques, restaurants, galleries, coffee shops, and more along the streets of downtown Southern Pines. Visitors can create their own itinerary and enjoy as much—or as little—of downtown as they choose.

Accessibility needs are different for every traveler, and some of Moore County’s attractions and businesses are located in historic buildings where accessibility may vary. Before visiting, we recommend contacting individual businesses and attractions directly to confirm the accommodations that are most important to you, including accessible parking, entrances, restrooms, seating, pathways, and mobility assistance. With a little planning, there are plenty of ways to experience the history, hospitality, outdoor beauty, and one-of-a-kind character of the Sandhills.