Rainier and take a photo or make a drawing. Print out this map of Leschi neighborhood (and some surrounding areas) and use it like a treasure map to find the viewsįind views of Mt. You can see the majestic mountain peaking out when traveling south on MLK, but only if you are looking for it. and Dearborn, a rather unremarkable, busy intersection. However, so, too, does the intersection of Martin Luther King Jr. The mansions lining Lake Washington have million-dollar views of this ancient volcano. Rainier seems to hide behind clouds, buildings and hills, only to pop up at gas stations, neighborhood delis, and ball fields. It is a ubiquitous symbol of nature in Seattle and other communities in the Puget Sound area. 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).Mount Rainier is as much a part of the Seattle skyline as is the Space Needle. 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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