Gear review: Latitude 40 Moab Maps
The “Lat 40” maps are a good tool in my trip planning kit for the Moab and nearby area. Read More …
Tag: maps
Website of the week: Hiking Project
A free and useful and alternative for AllTrails. Read More …
Gear pick of the year 2018: Plastic storage bins
A practical, useful, and outstanding gear pick for maximizing your outdoor time. Read More …
Gear Review – Atlas Guides GDT app
A review of the Atlas Guides (Guthook) Great Divide Trail app for Android and iOS-based devices. More than just navigation, it works as a guidebook, too. Read More …
Gear Review – Gaia GPS app
A review of the Gaia GPS app for Android and iOS-based devices. A powerful, flexible, and easy to use navigation tool. Read More …
Trip planning with Google Maps
The Google Maps satellite view is a very useful tool for trip planning. At least it has been for me. Read More …
May dreams will come
Been a bit busy. But a mental reset should let the creative juices flow a bit again.
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Local map store closes : Some thoughts
A local map store closed. Some thoughts on what I think it reflects among current outdoor trends and skill sets. Read More …
Maps are dead? Long live maps!
The death of maps are greatly exaggerated. Here’s why. Read More …
Quick Tip: Ziplock bag map cover
A simple and effective map cover to keep your printed maps protected while outdoors. Read More …
Review – Backcountry Navigator
A review of Backcountry Navigator and gps/mapping software in general. Read More …
Website of the week: CalTopo
A great website for that essential of backcountry navigation – maps! Read More …
Backcountry road map guide: Benchmark vs Delorme
There are two standards for backcountry road navigation. The Delorme Atlas and Gazetteer and the Benchmark Road and Recreation Atlas. Which is better? Read More …
Maps: My favorite piece of gear
My favorite piece of outdoor gear? A map.
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