Nor Cal Trail Guide (1 Viewer)
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NorCal TTORA
These are very helpful and offer many albums of pictures and both wide area and detailed maps.
I saw a couple really nice books at Borders Book, but I only had six dollars cash on me
Dylan
NorCal TTORA
These are very helpful and offer many albums of pictures and both wide area and detailed maps.
I saw a couple really nice books at Borders Book, but I only had six dollars cash on me
Dylan
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I hate the way links show up on this forum.
No kidding, mine are updated
OOH!
I might have to pick that one up!
I like the "4X4 NOW", price...it really grabbed my attintion AAAAND, made me think it was a great deal!
The TTORA site, as Big D mentioned, is a pretty good referrence on the trails.
However, I think the trail difficulty ratings are a bit off!
K
I might have to pick that one up!
I like the "4X4 NOW", price...it really grabbed my attintion AAAAND, made me think it was a great deal!
The TTORA site, as Big D mentioned, is a pretty good referrence on the trails.
However, I think the trail difficulty ratings are a bit off!
K
you might wanna take a look at benchmark maps i have the nevada one and it seems to cover the trails and highways really well
Dan
Dan
rusty_tlc
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I need to get that one, already have the Delorme and the NV DOT atlases. Lwcrln and spressomon had the Benchmark on the central NV trip and it has more detail then they do.you might wanna take a look at benchmark maps i have the nevada one and it seems to cover the trails and highways really well
Dan
The NV DOT road atlas shows every cow path in the state, but doesn't have topo lines.
I use both Delorme and Benchmark maps with the Benchmark as my 90%. But every once and a while I find something on the Delorme that doesn't exist on the Benchmark (but its rare). Same with electronic maps: NG offers more detail than Delorme. But Delmore has the 3D, etc.