Hello, Josh and Amanda,
you have been part of a great adventure, and repaid all of us with this really cool map.
Been wanting to thank you for some time--Thanks ever so much!!
So glad you have included the the PCT and CDT. The CDT in particular has multiple alternatives, routes that don't take water issues into account etc--you map is invaluable to get the "lay of the land," especially where we, as section hikers, want to find road access for caching water.
Is there a way we users can help you update areas where the trail has been moved, or where minor inaccuracies occur?
Thanks again!
Just a Few Steps and Tortoise

Hi Rick, they are what pay for the costs associated with hosting the page :) Without users occasionally visiting sponsors I wouldn't be able to pay for the hosting. What browser are you using? On most browsers the ads will take up a very small part of the right and bottom part of your page. The ads should not increase in size as you zoom in. If they do, let me know and I will look into it. Thanks!

great map. thanks for it. how do you get rid of the stupid ads so you can actually zoom in and see something other than the fucking ads!!!!!

Great site. Thank you so much for the map. You are good people!!!

Dear Josh and Amanda I followed your progress will on the trail and understand getting off the trail. I just wonder if either of you have any regrets.\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nSincerly, \\\\r\\\\nLiving the rat race

Hey thank you SO MUCH for the map... I'm planning to hike AT in a few years and I've been looking everywhere for a good map!! I can't wait to go!!!
-sam

Hey guys - Me and my girlfriend are newbie hikers and I just happened to find your site. It is 2:00am on Tues. and I couldn't stop reading your journal. What an adventure! Thank you so much for sharing. You both are excellent writers with a fabulous website.

I see that the Coyote Ranger District in New Mexico wants to make a new section of the CDT and they have routed it right through designated wilderness area: they have plans to use dynamite (!) and chain saws to make the trail section. Your trail map, overlaid on Google Maps, shows a much saner route from Ojitos Canyon to highway 84: the Coyote Ranger District wants to blast a trail over the mesa to the east, which is through wilderness.

It's weird when citizens have to protect the forest from the people who are paid to protect the forest....