Show me a sign
We've all been there: riding on a great trail system for the first time – its got great flow, sweet technical sections, and you're having a blast. But where…
RFP vs. RFQ
These documents, used at the start of the procurement cycle, describe to potential contractors the work you are looking to have completed, and describes the…
Contracting Trail Professionals
These days, many communities are opting to have traill professionals plan, design, and construct their trail networks.
Trail Rating Guidelines
The system focuses on rating the technical challenge of trails, not the physical exertion.
Trail Difficulty Ratings and Signs
The IMBA Trail Difficulty Rating System is a basic method used to categorize the relative technical difficulty of recreation trails. The IMBA Trail Difficulty…
Map Production and Distribution
Once you’ve built the map, it’s time to produce and distribute it. There are many ways to create and distribute maps. Consider your resources and audience.
Collecting and Sharing GPS Data
Members of your club may already have collected much of the essential trail data for a map with GPS devices.
Dealing with Data
The amount of data for maps available today is mindboggling. As you acquire data for your mapping project it is wise to keep the following ideas in mind.
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Trailforks in Canada
Trailforks is a trail management and mapping platform for trail associations, builders and riders. View web maps, plan rides, report on trail conditions, generate trail usage statistics and navigate using the mobile app.
Trailforks is dedicated to giving you the best interactive trail maps, custom designed for mountain biking.
Thank You
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