Trail maps without apps
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View and edit in an internet browser on any device - from desktop computers to tablets and phones.
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Give visitors one resource to enjoy a range of outdoor recreation activities, as well as easy-to-update listings for frontcountry visitor resources like restaurants and lodging.
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Once the map is loaded in your browser, you can take the map offline to help stay on the trail.
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Press publish to put important emergency and area closure updates on the map people are already using, and give them an online resource to check for updates to paper maps.
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Keep the look consistent with your branding by changing the header logo, and restricting the zoom to your region only.

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Use Cases:
Visitor Centres
Interactive maps that can help you replace expensive kiosk software, sell your own local advertisements with tracking, and make real-time, locally-validated info easily available to visitors before they arrive.
Available 24/7
Accessibility info
Communicate emergency info
Ski & Bike Resorts
Let skiers and riders see their location on an updated trail map when they have cell coverage or wifi, and then take the map with them on their phones when they leave service. Customize the digital maps with your own branding, and make it straightforward to call patrol and give exact location info if things go south.
Highlight Amenities, Including Dining
Hiking trail maps without user subscriptions
Accurate trail names help speed up rescues
Community Trails
Give volunteers and over-burdened staff an easy tool to communicate important land use restrictions and help visitors do the right thing. Plus, centralize trail info for different activities, and from different management organizations on one map.
Communicate closures immediately
Distribute trail info that’s free to view without apps or social media accounts
Detailed info for responsible use
About Us
Kirsten Silfvenius
founder/ceo
Day Job: Owner of Headwaters Marketing, an independent outdoor recreation marketing and events agency.
Chair/Ski Touring Leader, Alpine Club of Canada Columbia Mountains
Training Coordinator/Volunteer, Revelstoke Search & Rescue
Bike, Ski, Run, Alpine Frolic Enthusiast
Bryce Schroers
co-founder/tech lead
Day Job: Senior software developer and technical lead at Avalanche Canada.
Drone Operator for Back Deck Studios
Past Chair/Mountaineering Leader, Alpine Club of Canada Columbia Mountains
Volunteer, Revelstoke Search & Rescue
curious?
I am looking to talk with visitor centres and destination marketing organizations in the Kootenay Rockies and Okanagan regions of British Columbia who are curious about a comprehensive interactive visitor map. Send in the form if you’d like to get in touch, or better yet, just give Kirsten a call (zero obligation).