Mapping

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1	Google Maps Scalable zoom-in/zoom-out location maps and satellite views.
2	Multimap Online maps to everywhere, plus travel and tourism resources.
3	MapQuest Maps by location and point-to-point driving directions.
4	Google Earth Can be used to 'fly' around the landscape. GPS tracks can also be overlaid.
5	Memory Map Very useful mapping tool using the Ordanance Survey maps. GPS track data can looked and routes can be planned and downloaded to GPS devices.
6	GPS Babel GPS data conversion tool: easily converts almost any GPS track and point data into almost any other GPS data format.
7	BikeRouteToaster A course creation application primarily aimed at Garmin Edge/Forerunner owners although other users without a GPS may also find it useful for planning rides.
8	bikehike Create or view routes on either Google or Ordnance Survey maps.

Biking (9)
Bike Shops (2)
Bike Clubs (7)
Weather (5)
Mapping (8)
Conservation (3)
Tourism (2)
Others (1)

Trail Conditions

Black is awful but Fair to Good is probably more accurate for most of the other trails, few muddy sections around but on the whole it's good
Updated by moe 4 days ago.