Another modern example, back country and overlanding routes. There’s a decent amount of work and danger that goes into it, and not enough public interest for the big dogs to warrant mapping out the paths-less-traveled.
I get GPX routes and roll maps from TAT and BDR because these trails are not even on OpenStreetMaps.
Another modern example, back country and overlanding routes. There’s a decent amount of work and danger that goes into it, and not enough public interest for the big dogs to warrant mapping out the paths-less-traveled.
I get GPX routes and roll maps from TAT and BDR because these trails are not even on OpenStreetMaps.
Incredible
Indeed, it is! I’ve not done the entire red route in one go yet, but I’ve done several different pieces of it from VA to UT.
And once you’re done with or bored of TAT, you can go to Europe and ride the TET. https://transeurotrail.org/