Success with Avenza offline mapping app (1 Viewer)

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Up in Truckee after Rubithon, we met a kind USFS fire fighter who opened the closed-on-Sunday office to get us some national forest maps. He also recommended the Avenza app and showed us how to download the maps off their site, here:

http://www.fs.usda.gov/main/tahoe/maps-pubs

It worked pretty well, and kept us navigating a bunch of little unmarked fire roads between Truckee and Bowman Lake via Webber Lake Falls. I look forward to hooking up from the path of this trip west to Forest City, NW to Downieville and north to Bassetts, all on dirt.

Avenza: http://www.avenza.com/

Other Avenza news and references from around mud that I noticed:

https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/na...be-available-on-avenza’s-pdf-maps-app.845731/
https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/us-topo-and-usgs-store-free-digital-topo-maps.608354/
 
I use Motion X GPS and their offline maps download feature. I like the Motion X Terrain maps. I have sever GPX files that Highlight certain trails that I've done. You can also import other GPX files to highlight trails too. I've been looking for a site or forum where people can share their GPX files for others to download.
 
I look forward to hooking up from the path of this trip west to Forest City, NW to Downieville and north to Bassetts, all on dirt.

Last weekend we came down from Bassetts and I went out Henness Pass Rd from Jackson Meadows Reservoir to Forest City, so I've now covered 4/6 of the major routes in this block of Tahoe National Forest. It would be a great place to hold a WRC race. Less fun with leaf springs.
 

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