Romania opens first mountain trail accessible to people with visual impairments
Romania inaugurated its first mountain trail adapted for people with visual impairments, marking a national first in improving accessibility to its natural landscapes. The pilot route, located in the Ciucaș Mountains, is intended to serve…
Irina Marica · Journalist
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Romania inaugurated its first mountain trail adapted for people with visual impairments, marking a national first in improving accessibility to its natural landscapes. The pilot route, located in the Ciucaș Mountains, is intended to serve as a model for similar projects across the country, the Department for Emergency Situations (DSU) announced.
The trail was officially opened on June 27 through a partnership involving DSU, the National Authority for the Protection of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (ANPD), the Romanian Association of the Blind, the Foundation for SMURD, Salvamont Prahova, Greenpeace Romania, EduCaB, and several other NGOs and private partners.
