Link to the map (http://www.cs.utk.edu/~dunigan/at/googleat.php?lat=45.88165&lon=-68.99569&scale=11)

Awesome. Thank you again Veteran. I added this to our articles section.

Very nice!

Pretty cool. Here's another excellent AT/ Google Maps combo (http://www.sophiaknows.com/atdb/gmap5.html) from the excellent Appalachian Trail Database (http://www.sophiaknows.com/atdb/index.html). That one maps the towns/POs and major landmarks as well as the shelters, and the pop-up balloons are a bit more informative.

I can't believe all the work that went into both of those maps. Pretty remarkable.
-Mark

... yes, spectacular maps. sure would love to see the trail... is that dreaming?

Here's another google map that automatically adjusts trail detail and visible shelters as the user zooms in and out. Very useful for finding road crossings.

http://www.fivemillionsteps.com/trailmap.php

Wow, that's very nice! Love the overlay options between topo/terrain/etc. Any idea what data defines the path of the trail (e.g. GPS coordinates from an actual hike)?

I found GPS coordinates on various other websites. I just put all the coordinates together and put them in the right order. Let me know if you think of any other features that would be useful.

I found GPS coordinates on various other websites. I just put all the coordinates together and put them in the right order. Let me know if you think of any other features that would be useful.

Wow you did that. Do you think I could get a copy of the kmz file from you?

That is incredible.... good job, will definitely save that link

WTG - Great maps. Thank you very much.

Here's another google map that automatically adjusts trail detail and visible shelters as the user zooms in and out. Very useful for finding road crossings.

http://www.fivemillionsteps.com/trailmap.php

Yea, I like this one better than the other one.

Panzer