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Mobile-optimized Cycling the Erie Canal interactive map goes live
Now, plan your trip by desktop or smartphone Parks & Trails New York is pleased to introduce an optimized version of our interactive Erie Canalway Trail map, first developed in 2008, which is designed to function on both desktop PCs … Continue reading
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Tagged App, Applications, maps, Smartphones, Technology, Websites
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Maps for Bike, Ped, and Transit Routes
The route-planning application on Google Maps can get you from Point A to Point B in a car, on a bike, by foot or by transit. But one thing the all-powerful mapping engine can’t do (yet) is give you all … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling Advocacy, Trails, Transit
Tagged App, application, maps, Mobility, Side-by-Side Router
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Revised Erie Canalway Biking Guidebook Now Available
Parks and Trails New York‘s 144-page cycling guidebook features trail maps and up-to-date listings of bike shops, lodgings and other necessities, while highlighting the best and most popular historic and scenic attractions along the canal. Cycling the Erie Canal follows … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, Canal Corps, cycing touring, cylcing, guidebook, maps, product, ptny, publications, vacation
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Google making strides to “streetview” parks
Trikes, outfitted with Google’s nine-lens panoramic camera systems, are cruising through places across the globe, mapping them, and then offering online Street View tours on Google Maps that would otherwise be impossible to map by using the car-based camera system … Continue reading