![]() These are cool maps… You probably collect them… These are the park service unigrid maps that are provided at the visitor center. Use a more detailed topographic trail map, such as this one, from Trails Illustrated. These are not hiking maps, and are not intended for backcountry navigation. Play around with the Park Junkie Map below and discover what areas of the park you’ll want to explore during your visit. Our sponsors include: The University of Hawaii, The National Park Service, Google, The American Council of the Blind, and The Hawaii-Pacific Islands Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit.Ĭore contributors include: Brett Oppegaard (Principal Investigator, UH), Megan Conway (Co-Pi, UH), Thomas Conway (Co-Pi, UH), Michele Hartley (Media Accessibility Coordinator, NPS), Joe Oppegaard (CTO, Montana Banana), Philipp Jordan (RA, UH), Tuyet Hayes (RA, UH), Sajja Koirala (RA, UH), and Terence Rose (RA, UH).You’ll want to examine a map of Mount Rainier National Park before you arrive. This app shares prototype audio description from dozens of National Park Service sites throughout the country, translating their paper brochures into acoustic media, designed for people who are blind, visually impaired, print dyslexic, or who prefer learning through sound.Įveryone deserves full access to public discourse about public resources, and this University of Hawaii at Manoa (UH) research project has been created to serve diverse audiences, under the core principles of Universal Design.
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