Got any good online map links?

[Magic City Matt]

I have a couple of I created and one that I found.

Walls of Jericho
http://maps.google.com/ma...=15&lci=lmc:panoramio

Cahaba Riverwalk
http://maps.google.com/ma...0bc92c19&t=p&z=15

Alabama Portion of the Pinhoti
http://maps.google.com/ma...,2.315369&t=p&z=9

[Joshua Szulecki]

You mean the Cahaba Why Did This Walk Just End In the Middle Of Nowhere Walk?

[Magic City Matt]

You mean the Cahaba Why Did This Walk Just End In the Middle Of Nowhere Walk?

Yep. It's still a great little bit of trail. and a great place for a picnic on a whim.

[Lostsheep]

Here's a few that may help:

Briartech - North Alabama Maps

The Briartech includes the following:
Wade Mountain Greenway
General Trail Map of Monte Sano Mountain, multiple & single sheets
General Trail Map of Monte Sano Mountain, colored relief
Land Trust North
South Plateau
North Plateau
Northeast Region
Northwest Region
McKay Hollow
Pump House Trail
Burritt Park Trails
Spacewalk Trail
Green Mountain Nature Trail
Guntersville State Park
Aldridge & Tenn River Greenways
Red Lizard Trail
Sipsey Wilderness
Devil's Race Track
Wade Mountain
South Green Mountain Trails
Buck's Pocket, Morgan's Cove, High Falls
Hayes Preserve at Hampton Cove
Rainbow Mountain
DeSoto State Park
Keel Mtn, Lost Sink
Walls of Jericho
Joe Wheeler State Park
Old Turnpike

Lake Lurleen Trail Maps
Sipsey Wilderness Main page INCLUDES ALL TRAILS w/ contours

Need anything specific Matthew? I have a full 1:24000 of every quad map in the state of Alabama if necessary

[WolfVanZandt]

Have you tried the TerraServer...

http://terraserver-usa.com

or Google Earth?

[McDowra]

or my favorite....

            MY Favorite Map spot!

[Magic City Matt]

I was checking out Gravity College but their data at least in some places (Talladega), is wildly inaccurate. Is there a way to request corrections or upload your own trails on there?

[Joshua Szulecki]

I prefer a combination of Google Maps Terrain and TerraServer. I don't want somebody else's GSP track smeared all over my map.

I also found Gravity College's information to be messy, inaccurate, and oddly segmented. It almost looked like a lot of it was poorly done road route data grabs from tiger, because a ton of old roads in Sipsey were mapped. But then... I don't want GPS tracks anyway, so take my criticism with a large grain of salt.