Oregon seems about 20 years behind on hiking technology in general. Very few GPS tracks, almost no recent trip reports or trail conditions reports.
You do have http://www.oregonhikers.org/, which is a lot more than most other places have...
OpenStreetMap seems to have decent coverage for the more populated parts of Oregon. For the rest, you can fix it yourself :-)
Oregon seems about 20 years behind on hiking technology in general. Very few GPS tracks, almost no recent trip reports or trail conditions reports.
You do have http://www.oregonhikers.org/, which is a lot more than most other places have...
OpenStreetMap seems to have decent coverage for the more populated parts of Oregon. For the rest, you can fix it yourself :-)
you are lucky to find a vague and poorly written trip report for 99% of the hikes within Central Oregon that are less than 2 or 3 or more years old. Usually those are useless due to changes caused by forest fires.
I am working on building my own library. It is just a very slow process.
"Other places"? I suppose it is better than Iowa or maybe Florida?
Actually, the mtn bike maps are the best resources, on the mixed use trails anyway.
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Actually, the mtn bike maps are the best resources, on the mixed use trails anyway.