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Post by Macho Retro on Apr 15, 2011 7:54:02 GMT -5
Post COMPLETE trail maps here. Not just trail head locations.
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Post by dgaddis1 on Apr 15, 2011 10:19:22 GMT -5
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Post by seenvic on Apr 15, 2011 10:25:16 GMT -5
worked for me.
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Post by rsmith on Apr 15, 2011 10:56:58 GMT -5
Works ! Thank you - great post, now saved....
"Boyd Pond" - rarely see a post or comment about the trail ? Know the area, looks worth a visit - any insight ?
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Post by kconner on Apr 15, 2011 11:12:49 GMT -5
worked for me on a mac. thanks for posting complete tracks....ive been making tracks of trails as i ride them, but this puts me ahead of the game so to speak....
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Post by dgaddis1 on Apr 25, 2011 8:34:49 GMT -5
Modoc map is updated. Thanks dsquared!!
EDIT - I missed adding the map on for the Canal. will fix that tonight.
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Post by dgaddis1 on Apr 25, 2011 8:38:56 GMT -5
Works ! Thank you - great post, now saved.... "Boyd Pond" - rarely see a post or comment about the trail ? Know the area, looks worth a visit - any insight ? Boyd Pond is cool. It's a shame, I work like a mile away and I've only ridden it once. Need to change that! It's a tough ride actually. Lots of steep rutted out climbs w/switchbacks at the bottom, so you have zero momentum. I spun out and had to do some pushing on my SS when I rode there. |
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Post by marbecurb on Apr 25, 2011 15:37:21 GMT -5
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Post by recreationman on Apr 29, 2011 7:30:13 GMT -5
Can the area's maps be combined so that one map it is able to be scrolled to see relative distance between different riding areas? That way someone unfamiliar with all the different areas could get a "big picture".
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Post by dgaddis1 on Apr 29, 2011 7:35:11 GMT -5
Can the area's maps be combined so that one map it is able to be scrolled to see relative distance between different riding areas? That way someone unfamiliar with all the different areas could get a "big picture". Not really, not on Google Maps anyways. The problem is it only lets you show so many tracks at one time, then starts moving stuff over to Page 2. We could do a PDF that showed them all. And that's in the works  You can also look at the trailhead map to get an idea |
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Post by seenvic on Apr 29, 2011 10:43:36 GMT -5
Can the area's maps be combined so that one map it is able to be scrolled to see relative distance between different riding areas? That way someone unfamiliar with all the different areas could get a "big picture". Doug King had this on the old site. Not sure how he did it. But he basically had a map if every trail, then he put those maps onto a larger map one could scroll over and click on the trail. The individual map for that trail then popped up. Not sure how he did it. But that was the old website with perhaps different software. But I'd ask Doug about it. It was a good feature, I thought. |
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Post by dsquaredmsquared on Apr 29, 2011 12:27:15 GMT -5
Can the area's maps be combined so that one map it is able to be scrolled to see relative distance between different riding areas? That way someone unfamiliar with all the different areas could get a "big picture". Not really, not on Google Maps anyways. The problem is it only lets you show so many tracks at one time, then starts moving stuff over to Page 2. We could do a PDF that showed them all. And that's in the works You can also look at the trailhead map to get an idea +1. Your best best, for now, is to look at the trail head map. DG: I wonder if you can put hyperlink in each of the trail head icons to open the corresponding Google map from the sorbacsra website? |
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Post by recreationman on Apr 29, 2011 14:43:19 GMT -5
Looking at the trailhead map is a good idea. At least you'll know where they are in relation to each other. One map covering all and being able to look at each trail would be the whipped cream AND cherry. It's just over my head.
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Post by wooglin on May 4, 2011 9:40:09 GMT -5
Can the area's maps be combined so that one map it is able to be scrolled to see relative distance between different riding areas? That way someone unfamiliar with all the different areas could get a "big picture". These are .kml files, right? If so, open them in GoogleEarth (rather than Google Maps--look above the map) and they'll automatically import into your Temporary Places. Right click-->save as will put them into your My Places. Then you can view them all at the same time. Haven't tried this, but it should work. Or when you open to GoogleEarth you also have the save as option, which will let you save the .kml files directly to your drive. Then you can open into GoogleEarth from there. |
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Post by kconner on May 4, 2011 18:10:51 GMT -5
Can the area's maps be combined so that one map it is able to be scrolled to see relative distance between different riding areas? That way someone unfamiliar with all the different areas could get a "big picture". These are .kml files, right? If so, open them in GoogleEarth (rather than Google Maps--look above the map) and they'll automatically import into your Temporary Places. Right click-->save as will put them into your My Places. Then you can view them all at the same time. Haven't tried this, but it should work. Or when you open to GoogleEarth you also have the save as option, which will let you save the .kml files directly to your drive. Then you can open into GoogleEarth from there. Yes, opening all wanted files in Google Earth would allow you to see all information at once (tracks and placemarks). Just download all files and zoom out. |
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Post by quiver on May 31, 2012 11:16:39 GMT -5
If someone has the time... lets create a CSRA trails map using scribblemaps.com/The site is awesome. There are endless options on here. You can import your gps files (gpx or kml) (multiple trail systems on 1 map), then change to topo views etc... drop tons of icons, push pins, etc... all on the same map that can be saved, exported, jpeg'ed, web embedded etc.. Change from Google maps to ESRI to see a nice clean topo view. You can draw shapes, add text, add symbols, custom logos.... If someone has the time, you could create one awesome CSRA trail map! Any Takers? |
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Post by kmoore on May 14, 2014 15:38:53 GMT -5
Here is a complete KML file of the listed trails in this thread. I have a strong background in GIS and I have access to ArcGIS. I can create detailed maps from GPS information as needed, and convert it as necessary to KML and other mapping platforms. Compiling these trails and re-exporting them only took about 15 minutes, so feel free to point me towards other sources you all have and your tips for this current map! Attachments:CSRABikeTrails.kmz (53.2 KB)
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