I have been working on the GPS ing the Sedona MTB trail system and have been trying to get some feedback on what people are looking for in a Sedona Trail Map. Whenever I go on a ride I see a lot of Tourons using Cosmic Rays two sided plastic covered map, which at this point is somewhat out dated.
These are some Google Terrain maps of my current project minus about ten trails ( Transep, Rabbit Ears, Ant Hill, Missing in Action, Lower Red Rock Loop Trail Scherman's, Lime Kiln, Color Cove, etc.). I like the look of Google Terrain and was wondering what others thought as compared to other formats. Besides not having the trail names included do you think these maps are helpful based on what is currently out there?
The only way I know how to put in trail names is by using something like Paint or Publisher which would take ALFT (over 130 trail names) and would need to be done every time I updated the map.
Scott at Topo Fusion said that I could put the trail name into TF as a waypoint which would be great because it would be permanent in the file, but I don't know what it would look like if I were to zoom in or out.
Looking for your ideas and comments.
TD
These are some Google Terrain maps of my current project minus about ten trails ( Transep, Rabbit Ears, Ant Hill, Missing in Action, Lower Red Rock Loop Trail Scherman's, Lime Kiln, Color Cove, etc.). I like the look of Google Terrain and was wondering what others thought as compared to other formats. Besides not having the trail names included do you think these maps are helpful based on what is currently out there?
The only way I know how to put in trail names is by using something like Paint or Publisher which would take ALFT (over 130 trail names) and would need to be done every time I updated the map.
Scott at Topo Fusion said that I could put the trail name into TF as a waypoint which would be great because it would be permanent in the file, but I don't know what it would look like if I were to zoom in or out.
Looking for your ideas and comments.
TD