Check out the blog posts below for more information on how to use hillmap and some of its powerful features.
About hillmap and how to use it
Print a free topo map from high quality map layers
Three ways to calculate the slope of terrain in hillmap
Embed an interactive topo map in your blog
Calculate Line of Sight
Map layers available on Hillmap
How to use Snotel and the weather forecast to find skiable snow
How to create a ski trip map for a great ski trip you found on youtube
A quick & easy hack to view wildfire perimeters and other KML data in hillmap
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Is there a way to get the UTM grid as a layer?
I wonder if I'm missing something. I love Hillmap and its split screen and such. And have a couple of questions: A. Is there any way to widen tracks and/or make them a different color? They are narrow and hard to see on some of the maps. B. Is there any way to split (and delete) portions of tracks that are not desired? Thanks.
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