(Mt. Adams Lost Trails post moved to "Off-trail Trip Reports & Lost Trails," since I think it fits that category better.)
Link: viewtopic.php?f=10&t=22935
Here is a screenshot of all the trails on Mount Adams, including abandoned, unofficial, and "lost" trails.
All of Mount Adams' Trails, both official and abandoned or "lost" by fluttershyismagic, on Flickr
http://gpsfly.org/g/5156
EDIT:
Here is an updated gpx file. I accidentally left out the Dry Creek Trail in the Bird Creek Meadows area.
GPX Map of All Trails on Mount Adams (incl. Abandoned)
GPX Map of All Trails on Mount Adams (incl. Abandoned)
Last edited by Naturebat on November 21st, 2015, 9:18 pm, edited 2 times in total.
- Previously ElementalFX
Re: GPX Map of All Trails on Mount Adams (incl. Abandoned)
Coolio! When I really start getting out i have another resource.
Thank you & all of the ponies you came in on or with
Thank you & all of the ponies you came in on or with
Shoe Shine Boy Has Left The Building!
Re: GPX Map of All Trails on Mount Adams (incl. Abandoned)
I haven't zoomed in on all of these tracks yet, but how were they generated?
EDIT: Never mind, I saw the answer in your other posts.
EDIT: Never mind, I saw the answer in your other posts.
- Michael
Re: GPX Map of All Trails on Mount Adams (incl. Abandoned)
So, I made a small mistake on the GPX file I uploaded. I left out the Dry Creek Trail at Bird Creek Meadows. I added it in and replaced the old file with a new one.
I'll also link it in this post here.
New file:
I'll also link it in this post here.
New file:
- Previously ElementalFX
Re: GPX Map of All Trails on Mount Adams (incl. Abandoned)
Stagman Ridge doesn't seem to be properly represented. It's not connected.
Re: GPX Map of All Trails on Mount Adams (incl. Abandoned)
Oh wow! This is cool idea - and a lot of work, to gather all tracks in one file. I stole one copy.
It doesn't load on Google Earth, but it works well on my GPS.
Stagman trail looks right to me; there's indeed (per old topo map) another trail that goes down below @ lower Cascade Creek and dead-ends there without connecting to anything.
It doesn't load on Google Earth, but it works well on my GPS.
Stagman trail looks right to me; there's indeed (per old topo map) another trail that goes down below @ lower Cascade Creek and dead-ends there without connecting to anything.