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The path itself starts by the San Juan Gate, which is at the end of Paseo de la Princesa. It's easy to find, as it starts near the pier area, by the Banco Popular building & Federal courthouse. The Paseo is paved in concrete pavers and is mostly smooth and level, no prob for a wheelchair. Once you get to the end of the Paseo, there's a slope up to the SJ Gate (the original entrance to the city), which will be on your right, and a corresponding slope down to the path in front of you.

 

The path is fully paved and smooth, though there is one fairly steep (but short) section about 3/4 of the way in. It's a beautiful walk. You are walking beneath the old walls with the bay to your left, and when you get to the very end (dead end) you are facing the Atlantic, big waves crashing in front of you and the fort above you. I live here, and I never get tired of making the trek out there!

 

As to the wheelchair, if you have someone strong to push it I don't think it will be a problem. Even if the last uphill turns out to be hard to maneuver, you will have seen most of it. The path is not very long, but wear hats and sunscreen because there is no shade out there! :cool:

 

Once you're back from the path you can have piraguas (shaved ice cones with fruit syrup) to reward yourself for the hard work :p. There's a vendor on the other side of the SJ Gate and several on the Paseo itself.

 

HTH! :)

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