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"wiki" refers to a website that allows users to add map content and then share that content with others.


Wikiloc I will be using Wikiloc to post the horseback trails on Portneuf River Back Country Horsemen. Unlike CalTopo, Video and Pictures can be added, a driving map to the trailhead can be created, and a GPX trail map file can be downloaded. It also has iPhone and Android Apps.
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Trails.com is now merging with Alltrails above
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This is my newest discovery, a 3D Slippy Map like Google Earth. The benefit of FATMAP is that it is viewed in your browser instead of being a separate program like Google Earth.

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All of these map pages are produced by Recreational Equipment, Inc., commonly known as REI, is an American retail and outdoor recreation services corporation. ​

WIKILOC
AllTrails
Trails.com
FATMAP
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Hiking Project
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Mountain Project
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Mountain Trail Bike Project
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Trail Run Project
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Powder Project
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National Parks Guide
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Camping Project
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To Contact Portneuf River Back Country use this email address horse@prbch.org or contact an officer listed below.
CLICK HERE TO contact  CHAPTER  OFFICERS
Name
Office
Phone
Email
Dave Fogle
 President 
(307) 690-6128​​
​dfogle02@gmail.com
Darell Beard
Vice President
(208) 221-6625
darrellbeard46@yahoo.com
Shiela Eriksen​
​Secretary​
​(208) 244-2391
​pshoppe@hotmail.com
Tina Reed
Treasurer
(​208) 339-1594​
​reedtina1978@gmail.com
Stephen Hurley
Past President & Alt Director
​(208) 221-4626
steve@hurleystar.com
Nancy Fox
Education Chair
(307) 248-0610
nancyfox321@gmail.com
Don Ross
Foundation Director & Public Land Liaison
(208) 317-0245​
rosssusa@isu.edu
Patty Wyatt
Director
(208) 241-1162
​wyattfarm@msn.com
Bret Sayer
Director & Acting VP in absence of VP
(208) 241-7821
​bdsayer62@gmail.com

Making The Back Country better by keeping trails open and groomed for all user groups.

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