That way, when a user expands the top-level folder containing your trail map, right away they see just about all the different categories of information. I recommend keeping the folder hierarchy relatively "flat", that is, without nesting folders inside of folders inside of folders. For each category of information, create a folder in the Google Earth "Places" sidebar, all organized under a single top-level folder which will contain your complete trail map. This will also make it easier for somebody else to use your trail map and access all the information. Different categories of information - If you have a lot of trails and points of interest, it will be easier to manage all this information if you split it up into different categories.It helps to do some planning before you start making the map, especially if the map is going to contain a lot of information. This is a fairly typical set of track logs. The right-hand picture shows a relatively sloppy set of track logs. The left-hand picture shows a relatively neat set of track logs note the map scale and the relatively tight spread.
The two waypoints in the left-hand picture are both at the same trail intersection. Note the map scale, and note that the track logs rarely overlap exactly. How To Make A Trail Map Using Google Earth How To Make A Trail Map Using Google Earth Making The MapĮxamples of four separate GPS track logs displayed on Google Earth imagery.
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