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Map My Trails

map my trailsIf you have a lot of trails, you might not know where all of them are or how they connect to one another. Make a map of your trails to learn what you have and make your hikes easier.

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Mapping My Woodlot with my Smartphone

Smartphone mapping apps are an easy way to become more familiar with your woodlot.


Creating Your Own Smartphone Map

Creating your own georeferenced .pdf map allows you to customize a map of your property to use on your smartphone.


MyWoodlot Mapping Tool Tutorial

This video tutorial complements the blog on Creating Your Own Smartphone Map and condenses the map making process into three simple steps.


Online Scouting and Map Making with MyWoodlot’s Watershed Mapping Tool

This blog reviews the three steps to making a georeferenced .pdf map for your smartphone using an example of online scouting for deer hunting spots.

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