Get GoogleEarth, you’ll never go back to geocaching maps.
You can use it to see exactly where caches are located, and on what terrain. Plan your routes in and out because you can easily see the trails through woods and such.
We’ve got that, I was just looking at it to get ideas for this series we’re doing tomorrow. What I liked about that map on the links was being able to zoom in on an area where we’d be traveling and get an idea and some names of caches to look up. For whatever reason, using the PQ route thing isn’t working as well as this has for me.
Remember, though, we’re still Dark Ages cachers, hand-entering everything! 😯
GC.com changed the maps. The link no longer worked. I gave Jeremy a heads up on it, but because it no longer worked he deleted it. I used the map a lot also.
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