True Trail Guide: Gilpin County trails

Using True Trail maps with Google Maps

All of the maps on True Trail can be exported to Google Maps on your phone. From there you can get directions to trail heads or other features, and also see where you are on the trail.

To do this, find the map of the trail you want to use and click the box in the top right corner. This will open the map into your own Google Maps.

**This ONLY works with Google maps, it will not work with any other map, such as apple maps that comes on iPhone. You can download Google maps for free from the Apple and Android stores.**

Your phone will use its GPS to show where you are on the trail.

If you are trying to find the trailhead you can click the "P" on the map, which is the trailhead parking lot then click "Directions" in the bottom right corner. This will give you Google Maps directions to the lot.

Please note that not all trailheads have free parking and it is always best to bring a few dollars cash just in case.

True Trail Guide

Monday, April 23, 2018

Gilpin County trails

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